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<p>Depending on the RJ45 connector you selected, you have different back terminations options that enable you to integrate your receptacle properly into your system:</p> <ul> <li><strong>Type 1 </strong>: <strong>Female exit </strong>: you can connect with any standard plug and cordset.</li> <li><strong>Type1RA</strong> : <strong>Right Angle female exit</strong> : you can connect with any standard plug and cordset.</li> <li><strong>Type 2 </strong>: <strong>Cordset with standard plug </strong>: you can connect your cordset with your plug to a standard. You can choose your cordset length.</li> <li><strong>Type 2 OPEN</strong> : <strong>Cordset with an open end</strong> : you can connect your cordset with a plug that you will mount or directly on a PCB. You can choose your cordset length.</li> <li><strong>PC Tails</strong>: you can directly solder your receptacle on your PCB.</li> <li><strong>Stand-off</strong> : you can directly solder your receptacle on your PCB and have a mechanical recovery directly on the PCB in order to avoid any damage on PC Tails.</li> </ul>