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RJHSE-5380

Amphenol ICC · Connectors · RJ45 jack, 8P8C, right-angle shielded with LEDs · Through-hole

Profile rjhse-5380 Profiled: 20 Oct 2026

Lifecycle: Active
Availability risk: Low

Specification

Transcribed from the manufacturer datasheet

Positions8P8C (RJ45)
Current rating1.5 A per contact
Voltage rating125 V AC
ShieldingFull metal shield with ground tabs
Integrated LEDsTwo, green and yellow, 2.1 V forward
Mating cycles750
ToleranceContact position ±0.15 mm; shield tab position ±0.2 mm
Voltage rating125 V AC, 1.5 A per contact
Lifecycle Active
Package outline drawing: RJHSE-5380 RJ45 jack, 8P8C, right-angle shielded with LEDs
RJ45 jack, 8P8C, right-angle shielded with LEDs outline, all dimensions in millimetres, transcribed from the recommended land pattern section of the manufacturer datasheet.
Datasheet referenceAmphenol RJHSE series datasheet, rev. 2023-05, the panel cutout drawing and the LED forward voltage table
ManufacturerAmphenol ICC
MountingThrough-hole

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Selection notes

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1.5 A per contact is for PoE, and it is not enough

A plain RJ45 contact is rated 1.5 A, but IEEE 802.3at Type 2 PoE pushes 600 mA per pair over two pairs, which is 300 mA per contact — comfortably inside the rating. Type 3 and Type 4 (up to 90 W) use all four pairs and run at higher current with a correspondingly higher temperature rise; jacks intended for that service specify a higher current rating and are a different part number.

Integrated magnetics versus discrete

A jack with integrated magnetics removes four discrete transformers and their termination network, saving roughly 400 mm² of board and 12 components. The trade is that the magnetics are now a single point of failure and a single source, and a magnetics-equipped jack costs 2-3x a plain one. For low-volume designs the discrete transformers are usually cheaper and easier to second-source.

Shield grounding and the chassis question

The metal shield should normally be tied to the board's ground plane through the mounting tabs, and optionally to chassis ground through a 1 nF capacitor in parallel with a 1 MΩ resistor. Connecting the shield directly to chassis on a board that also has a signal ground creates a ground loop that shows up as a 50 Hz hum on an analogue input sharing the same board.

Sources

NIST — https://www.nist.gov/standardsgov/compliance-faqs-rohs · Texas Instruments — https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slva840/slva840.pdf

Sourcing — Availability risk RJ45 jacks are made by Amphenol, TE, Molex, Wurth, Bel and many Asian suppliers. Because the part is large and mechanical, inventory is measured in weeks rather than months of demand; a stockout is unlikely but a specific LED colour or magnetics combination can have a 10-12 week lead time.
Pinout and handling Eight contacts numbered 1 to 8 from the left when looking into the jack with the latch down (T568B order: white-orange, orange, white-green, blue, white-blue, green, white-brown, brown). The shield tabs and the two LED pins are separate from the signal contacts and must be terminated separately; leaving the shield tabs unsoldered removes the mechanical retention as well as the shielding.

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