Small RJ45 Socket?

I'm running cables under carpets and want to terminate them at
reasonably secure, but temporary, RJ45 network sockets on the skirting
boards.

No problem with TV coax, which I terminate with a Maplin mini coax
socket which has the cable coming in from the side and is fixed with a
single screw:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=957

Anybody know of something along those lines for RJ45?

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Dave Farrance

Dave Farrance wrote:
> I'm running cables under carpets and want to terminate them at
> reasonably secure, but temporary, RJ45 network sockets on the skirting
> boards.
>
> No problem with TV coax, which I terminate with a Maplin mini coax
> socket which has the cable coming in from the side and is fixed with a
> single screw:
> http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=957
>
> Anybody know of something along those lines for RJ45?
>
Simplest for temporary connection points are RJ45 couplers.

I prefer adhesive velcro strips, to hold them in place. But I guess
double-side adhesive pads, hot melt glue or even leaving them free will
do nicely.

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Sue

Palindr?me <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Dave Farrance wrote:
>> I'm running cables under carpets and want to terminate them at
>> reasonably secure, but temporary, RJ45 network sockets on the skirting
>> boards.

>Simplest for temporary connection points are RJ45 couplers.
>
>I prefer adhesive velcro strips, to hold them in place. But I guess
>double-side adhesive pads, hot melt glue or even leaving them free will
>do nicely.

Thanks. I decided to fix couplers with hot melt glue. Probably I'll need
to dab some paint when they get removed, but it's probably the way that
involves the least messing about.

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Dave Farrance