I have cables in place for security cameras that have RJ-45 ends with 6 pins, however I cant find a system that mates up. I am guessing my cables are RJ-11 is this correct, if so how can I use them for Cat5 or BNC systems, They are in the walls and I cant switch them out
What is a 6 pin conector called it has RJ 45 end
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BuddhaSkoota
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Ethernet over Cat5 requires 8 position connectors.
The RJ designation only describes the plug/jack, not the cable itself. You'll need to inspect the cable to find if it's suitable for Ethernet, and also ensure the cables terminate at a central location for a network switch or DVR.
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