Neutrik etherCON RJ45 Feed-Through Coupler for Cable Extensions

BH #NENE8FF • MFR #NE8FF
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Neutrik etherCON RJ45 Feed-Through Coupler for Cable Extensions
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  • Latch Lock System
The etherCON RJ45 Feed-Through Coupler for Cable Extensions from Neutrik helps connect two cables together to extend the overall application. It features a secure latch lock system. The coupler can be used with all RJ45 plugs, including the NE8MC RJ45 cable connector.
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Will these work for joining 2 ProCat5e STP ...

Will these work for joining 2 ProCat5e STP shielded cables for AES50 on an X32?
Asked by: Chris
The Neutrik etherCON RJ45 Feed-Through Coupler for Cable Extensions, B&H # NENE8FF, can be used to join two ProCat5e STP shielded cables.
Answered by: Miguel M
Date published: 2025-12-08

Does this handle POE?

Does this handle POE?
Asked by: Cameron
No, the Neutrik etherCON RJ45 Feed-Through Coupler for Cable Extensions BH #NENE8FF does not support PoE. The Neutrik etherCON Cat 6a Feedthrough Coupler BH #NENE8FFX6W does.
Answered by: Miguel M
Date published: 2022-12-07

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How well would this coupler handle being dragged around on a stage? Would the locking tabs or corners get caught on carpet or other cables?
Asked by: Jonathan
The connector itself is very durable, however you dont wsnt to be dragging it around the stage for several reasons. First it is a beefy connector which can get caught on an object such as a guitar amp (it would easily glide on a clear stage) or even get caught in between other cables (like any connector could) which can potentially cause stress or damage to your cable - especially if you use a standard Cat 5 and not an ethercon. Second it can be a tripping hazard if it was dragged into a traffic area. If you need to drag it everywhere then you probably need a longer cable. If you use good cable you should get 330 of distance on a typical run. Depending on your application you may need a repeater or network switch if going further.
Answered by: Jim M.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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