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4XEM 4XKJC5EBL10PK 10 pack Cat5e RJ45 keystone jack UTP 110-type blue switch plate
Ten Cat5e RJ45 keystone jacks with 110-type punch-down terminals and dual 568A/B wiring labels for UTP network cabling
- 10-pack supplies multiple network points in one purchase
- Cat5e RJ45 keystone jack fits standard wall plates and patch panels
- 110-type 90-degree punch-down termination speeds up installation
- Dual 568A and 568B colour-coded labels prevent wiring errors
- UL-certified ANSI/EIA/TIA Cat5e compliance ensures reliable performance
Ten-pack Cat5e keystone jacks
This ten-pack supplies blue Cat5e RJ45 keystone jacks built for 110-type punch-down termination. Each module uses a patterned printed circuit board that meets UL-certified ANSI/EIA/TIA Cat5e connecting-hardware specifications. Dual colour-coded labels support both 568A and 568B wiring schemes. The 90-degree punch-down angle eases cable dressing in tight wall-plate or patch-panel cut-outs.
Installers terminating UTP runs in standard
Network installers and DIY builders terminating Cat5e UTP cable into standard keystone wall plates, angled multimedia plates or patch panels will find these jacks a direct fit. Projects that require shielded connectors, Cat6 or higher performance ratings, or tool-less termination should look at other product lines because this pack only provides unshielded 110-type Cat5e modules.
110-type punch-down termination
The single specification that decides fit is the 110-type punch-down termination; the jack accepts solid or stranded conductors only when seated with a 110 impact tool. If your project uses tool-less, Krone or other termination styles, these modules will not work.
Highlights
- 10-pack supplies multiple network points in one purchase
- Cat5e RJ45 keystone jack fits standard wall plates and patch panels
- 110-type 90-degree punch-down termination speeds up installation
- Dual 568A and 568B colour-coded labels prevent wiring errors
- UL-certified ANSI/EIA/TIA Cat5e compliance ensures reliable performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the punch-down contacts on these Cat5e keystone jacks need re-termination over time?
The 110-type IDC contacts are designed for a single reliable termination; if a wire is damaged during installation or later moved, the affected jack should be replaced rather than re-punched.
What performance limit appears first when these Cat5e keystone jacks carry continuous data?
The ANSI/EIA/TIA Cat5e connecting-hardware specification governs the maximum bandwidth and crosstalk performance, so that standard defines the first limit under sustained use.
Do these blue Cat5e keystone jacks generate noticeable heat or noise when installed in a patch panel running all day?
As passive components with no active circuitry, the jacks produce no heat and no audible noise regardless of how long the link remains active.
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