RJ45 Keystone Jack

About this item

* 10 pack Fangbe Keystone Jack set accommodate most 23 and 24 AWG ethernet cables.
* Keystone Jack support T568A and T568B wiring, IDC terminals accept impact tool and provide cable strain relief.
* Gold plated contacts and easy snap-in retaining clip ensure a secure and corrosion free connection.
* These Keystone Jacks meet or exceed Category 6 performance in compliance with the ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-C. 2 standard.
* Cat6 is rated up to 1000 Mbps Ethernet speeds for a fast network. Note: The transmission speed is affected by the quality and length of the network cable, resulting in data speed loss.

Product description

FANGBE 10-Pack Cat6 Keystone Jack

The 110-type terminations are color-coded with both T568A and T568B wiring schemes. Dual IDC modules accommodate both 110 and Krone impact tools and include dust caps that assist with cable strain relief. Constructed of high-impact, fire-retardant plastic with gold-plated contacts, these keystone jacks meet or exceed Category 6 performance in compliance with the ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-C. 2 standard.

Home or Office Application

FANGBE Cat6 keystone jacks are compatible with most patch panels or wall plates with standard keystone ports. RJ45 modular keystone jacks accommodate most 23 and 24 AWG Ethernet cables. Widely used in home, company, surveillance, engineering and other network cabling.

Feature

* [SAFE DESIGN] Fire-retardant housing ensures safety.
* [GOLD-PLATED DESIGN] RJ45 gold-plated contacts effectively reduce the proximal crosstalk and resist corrosion.
* [SNAP-IN DESIGN] RJ45 keystone can snap right into the faceplate and hold tightly.
* [DUSTPROOF DESIGN] Dual IDC covers keep cables tightly connected and keep dust out.
* [STRUCTURAL DESIGN] The unique design of the tail, the cable tie can pass through and secure the cable.

How To Terminate The Keystone Jack?

Step1. Place the keystone jack into the punch-down standv

Step2. Cut off the cable jacket
Step3. Separate the wires and straighten them
Step4. Place the wires to IDC modules
Step5. Cut off excess wires
Step6. Lid the cap and secure the cable with tie