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Orange keystone jack with snap-in keystone form factor

Black Box Corporation

Black Box Corporation FMT926-R2 Orange CAT5e Keystone Jack

SKU CH-7RVS-0PGF5 MPN FMT926-R2

An orange CAT5e keystone jack with phosphor-bronze IDC contacts, gold-plated nose contacts and dual T568A/B labelling for 100 MHz data rates

  • ColorOrange
  • TypeKeystone Jack
  • SpecificationsUniversal wiring. IDC contacts are phosphor bronze with tin
  • FeaturesWork with our GigaBase CAT5e Cables. High-density, compact d
  • Orange colour coding simplifies cable identification
  • Universal wiring labels support both T568A and T568B schemes
  • 50-micron gold nose contacts ensure reliable signal transmission
  • 110-tool termination with retention cap provides strain relief
  • Compact keystone form factor fits high-density multimedia installations

CAT5e Keystone Jack, Orange

The Black Box Corporation FMT926-R2 is an unshielded keystone jack coloured orange for quick visual identification in patch panels or wall plates. It accepts universal wiring and is labelled for both T568A and T568B schemes. IDC contacts use phosphor bronze with tin plating, while nose contacts carry 50-micron gold over 100-micron nickel. A 110 punch-down tool completes termination, and a retention stuffer cap adds strain relief.

Suited for structured cabling installs needing

Installers terminating CAT5e runs in offices, classrooms or home networks will find the high-density footprint useful where port count matters. The jack is backward compatible with CAT5 and CAT3 components, so it fits into existing plant without a full recable. Buyers who need shielded connectors for noisy environments or CAT6 and higher bandwidth should look at a different product line.

Rated to 100 MHz per TIA/EIA-568-B.2

The standard sets the transmission ceiling at 100 MHz, which is the single figure that determines whether this jack matches the required link class. If the design calls for a higher frequency rating, this part will not meet the specification.

Highlights

  • Orange colour coding simplifies cable identification
  • Universal wiring labels support both T568A and T568B schemes
  • 50-micron gold nose contacts ensure reliable signal transmission
  • 110-tool termination with retention cap provides strain relief
  • Compact keystone form factor fits high-density multimedia installations

Specifications

BrandBlack Box
ModelFMT926-R2
ColorOrange
TypeKeystone Jack
SpecificationsUniversal wiring.
IDC contacts are phosphor bronze with tin plating.
Labeled with both T568A and T568B wiring schemes.
Nose contacts feature 50-micron gold plating over 100-micron nickel underplating.
Make easy terminations using a 110 tool.
The termination retention stuffer cap provides strain relief while enabling you to easily check terminations.
Feature a keystone style for snap-in installation.
FeaturesWork with our GigaBase CAT5e Cables.
High-density, compact design makes these jacks ideal for multimedia applications.
Meet TIA/EIA-568-B.2 CAT5e standards.
Data transmission rates up to 100 MHz.
Completely backward compatible with CAT5 and CAT3 components.
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size127 × 127 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

What keystone wall plate or patch panel cut-out does the FMT926-R2 snap into?

The jack uses a standard keystone footprint, so it fits any keystone-style wall plate, surface-mount box or patch panel with the rectangular snap-in opening.

Which punch-down tool seats the wires on the IDC contacts, and what common step is missed?

Use a 110 tool to terminate the conductors; the step often missed is pressing the retention stuffer cap down fully to lock the wires and provide strain relief.

When should the jack be replaced rather than re-terminated?

Replace it if the 50-micron gold nose contacts are bent or corroded, or if the phosphor-bronze IDC blades no longer hold wires securely after a re-punch.

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