CAT5e Field Termination Plugs Supplier

CAT5e field termination plugs are connectors designed for terminating CAT5e Ethernet cables in the field, without the need for specialized crimping tools or equipment. 
Can I use an alcohol-soaked cloth or cotton swab to wipe the contacts inside the CAT5e field termination plugs?
You can use a cloth or cotton swab soaked in isopropyl alcohol (alcohol) to gently wipe the contacts inside the CAT5e field-terminated plug, but there are a few things to note:
Be careful when using isopropyl alcohol. Make sure you use a moderate concentration of isopropyl alcohol, preferably an isopropyl alcohol solution of more than 70%. High concentrations of isopropyl alcohol may cause damage to some plastic or rubber materials.
Do not allow isopropyl alcohol to drip inside the plug. When using a damp cloth or cotton swab to wipe the inside of the plug, make sure there is just the right amount of isopropyl alcohol on the cloth or swab to avoid letting too much liquid get inside the plug, which could cause a short circuit or damage the electrical connection.
Choose an appropriate cloth or cotton swab. Use non-woven or other lint-free cloth or cotton swabs to prevent fibers from remaining on the contacts. Avoid using materials that leave fibers, such as cotton.
Wipe the contacts with gentle movements. Avoid using excessive force to avoid damaging the metal contacts or other parts inside the plug. Dirt or oxide on the contacts can be removed with a gentle wipe.
Wait for the contacts to dry completely. After wiping, let the contacts inside the plug dry completely and make sure the isopropyl alcohol has completely evaporated before reinstalling the plug.
By carefully using isopropyl alcohol to wipe the contacts inside the plug, you can effectively clean the CAT5e field-terminated plug and ensure the reliability and performance of your network connection.

Do CAT5e field termination plugs need to be dried after cleaning?
Typically, no special drying steps are required after cleaning CAT5e field-terminated plugs. Cleaners like isopropyl alcohol usually evaporate quickly and don't stay inside the plug for long. However, if you use a lot of cleaner or the plug gets very wet during the cleaning process, you can do the following to help speed drying:
Ventilation: Place the plug in a well-ventilated place to allow air circulation to help the liquid evaporate.
Hair dryer: Use a hair dryer to gently dry the plug at low temperature and low wind speed. Be careful not to allow the temperature to be too high or the wind speed to be too high to avoid damaging the plug or deforming the contacts.
Wait: If there are no conditions for special drying, you can simply wait a few minutes for the liquid to evaporate naturally.
Make sure the inside of the plug is completely dry before reconnecting and using it to avoid connection problems caused by moisture