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1.6 KRONE connector crimping
The NAPOE109kt device is hosting a KRONE connector which has to be crimped by a qualified person on a Ethernet multi-stranded cable supporting
PoE IEEE802.3af (5E category minimum).
☛ The NAPOE109kt device is delivered straight from factory with the KRONE connector already plugged on the device.
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The crimping step must be realized by using a crimping pliers for RJ11, RJ12, RJ45 cable, standard tool used by electricians, to ensure that
the wires are properly crimped on the KRONE connector. Else some unexpected trouble like network connectivity, gigabit capability issue may
be faced.
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Before crimping the KRONE connector, check that the Ethernet cable cross the wall flush-mounted box. For further information, refer to the
chapter § Device fixture .
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Before crimping the KRONE connector, check whether the Ethernet cable is type A or type B. That defines the RJ45 cable crimping PIN out.
For further information, refer to chapter § Appendix: Type B or type A RJ45 cable PIN out .
KRONE connector PIN out
The PIN from 1 to 4 of the KRONE connector are always plugged to the same color. For the PIN 5 to 8, you need to know the type of the RJ45 cable used.
☛ The A letter
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and B letter
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are helping electricians to crimp appropriate wires of the type A or type B RJ45 cable on the KRONE connector.
Location Type B RJ45 wire color
Required for
10/100 Mbps
Required for
10/100/1000 Mbps
1
white + blue no¹ yes
2
blue no¹ yes
3
brown no¹ yes
4
white + brown no¹ yes
5
green yes yes
6
white + green yes yes
7
orange yes yes
8
white + orange yes yes
Location Type A RJ45 wire color
Required for
10/100 Mbps
Required for
10/100/1000 Mbps
1
white + blue no¹ yes
2
blue no¹ yes
3
brown no¹ yes
4
white + brown no¹ yes
5
orange yes yes
6
white + orange yes yes
7
green yes yes
8
white + green yes yes
¹ When the sink device supports only 10/100 Mbits network bandwidth, the crimping of these wires is optional.
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