Molex, 95501 Series Female Cat3 RJ45 Connector

95501 Cat3 modular jack connectors designed for use with modular plugs according to FFC part 68 and IEC 60603-7. These Cat3 modular jacks have a low profile space saving design of 11.50 mm for tight board stacking and are right angle through hole or SMT mount. The housings of these modular jacks are made from high temperature thermoplastic making them reflow solder capable. Versions of these connectors are available with PCB retention pegs which help position and hold the connector in place. These cat3 modular jack connectors are designed to be used with PCBs with a 1.57mm thickness and are available with a range of circuit sizes

• Space saving low profile design
• High temperature thermoplastic housings
• Reflow solder capable
• PCB retention pegs
• Range of circuit sizes

These Cat3 modular jacks offer high performance and reliablility for voice, data and high speed networking applications. These applications include those in the consumer, industrial, office, medical and commercial industries.

This RJ45 connector from Molex is used to enable data transmission on printed circuit boards (PCB). It's a female Cat3 adapter and it's surface-mounted onto the PCB to allow you to plug in your data cables. The connector's copper alloy contacts ensure a stable and reliable connection. As the contacts are plated in gold over nickel, they're reliably resistant to corrosion. With a thermoplastic housing that can withstand temperatures ranging between -40°C and +80°C, this connector is a practical choice for use in demanding environments.

• Compact dimensions of 15.24 (L) x 18.1mm (D) for space efficiency in tight enclosures
• PCB retention tags for secure installation and proper positioning
• Light weight of 2.36g for minimal PCB strain
• Low current consumption of 1.5A for energy efficiency and minimal heat dissipation

• Automation and robotics
• Automotive equipment
• Telecommunication systems

This connector isn't rated for resistance to dust and water, so should be kept away from them to prevent damage.

Yes. it's possible to reuse this connector on another PCB if it's carefully removed from the board it was initially soldered onto.