Lanview LVN125311 trådskarv

The Lanview LVN125311 wire connector is designed to terminate S/UTP Cat.6A and Cat.7 cables with larger conductor diameters. It accepts AWG 22/24 conductors and features gold-plated contacts to ensure reliable electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion. The connector is RoHS compliant and intended for use with the matching Lanview crimping tool W126364535.

Advantages

Gold-plated contacts improve signal transmission and durability. The design accommodates larger cable diameters and allows 23AWG/24AWG cables to pass smoothly. Compact dimensions and moderate weight make the connector easy to handle during installation. RoHS compliance indicates that hazardous substances are restricted according to the standard.

Suitable for

• Termination of S/UTP Cat.6A cables
• Termination of S/UTP Cat.7 cables
• Installations using AWG 22 or 24 conductors
• Field and rack-mounted networking where gold-plated contacts are preferred

Key specifications

• Model: Lanview LVN125311
• Cable type: S/UTP (screened twisted pair)
• Compatible wire sizes: AWG 22 / AWG 24 (supports 23AWG/24AWG)
• Maximum conductor diameter: 1.45 mm
• Contacts: Gold-plated
• Compliance: RoHS
• Weight: 198 g
• Product dimensions: 12 mm (W) x 21 mm (D)
• Package dimensions: 140 x 60 x 180 mm
• Manufacturer: Lanview, made in China
• MPN: LVN125311, EAN: 5704174603757

How to use

Prepare the S/UTP cable by stripping the outer jacket and arranging the pairs according to the required wiring standard. Insert the conductors into the connector until they reach the contacts. Use the specified Lanview crimping tool W126364535 to crimp the connector firmly onto the cable, ensuring a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Verify that the conductor ends are fully seated and that the shield (if present) is correctly terminated.

Recommendations

Use only with the Lanview crimping tool model W126364535. Verify conductor diameter does not exceed 1.45 mm and that the cable type is S/UTP Cat.6A or Cat.7. Test the terminated connection with appropriate network testers to confirm continuity and performance.