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Cables To Go 29316 Cat6 RJ45 UTP Keystone Jack Blue audio video converter
Cat6 keystone jack with 110-type punchdown termination, 50 µinch gold-plated contacts, and TIA-606 colour coding in blue
- Cat6 performance supported by 50 µinch gold-plated contacts
- 110-type IDC termination ensures reliable punch-down connections
- Blue colour enables TIA-606 compliant port identification
- 8-pin RJ-45 connector fits standard keystone wall plates
- Lightweight 3.20 oz design simplifies high-density installations
Cat6 RJ45 Keystone Jack
This blue keystone jack provides an 8-pin RJ-45 connection for Cat6 unshielded twisted-pair cabling. It uses 110-type IDC termination with strain-relief caps and 50 µinch gold-plated contacts. The component supports colour-coded port designation in line with TIA-606 requirements.
Installers needing 110 punchdown termination
The jack is built for 110 IDC punchdown wiring, making it suitable for structured cabling projects that use this method. It does not serve installers who require tool-less or toolless snap-in termination, nor does it fit applications that demand shielded or angled keystone form factors.
110-type IDC termination method
The defining specification is the 110 punchdown interface, which dictates the tooling and conductor preparation required. Buyers must confirm their installation workflow uses 110 IDC before selecting this jack.
Highlights
- Cat6 performance supported by 50 µinch gold-plated contacts
- 110-type IDC termination ensures reliable punch-down connections
- Blue colour enables TIA-606 compliant port identification
- 8-pin RJ-45 connector fits standard keystone wall plates
- Lightweight 3.20 oz design simplifies high-density installations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will this Cat6 keystone jack work with my existing Cat5e patch panel and punch-down tool?
Yes, the 110-punchdown termination is compatible with standard 110-type punch-down tools and fits universal keystone patch panels used for Cat5e and Cat6 installations.
How can I verify the jack is terminated correctly after punching down the wires?
Use a cable certifier or continuity tester to confirm all eight pins show proper continuity and the link passes Cat6 performance thresholds for your cable run.
Does the jack include the strain-relief caps and gold-plated contacts, or must I buy them separately?
The jack ships with 110-type IDC termination, strain-relief caps, and 50 µinch gold plating on the contacts already installed; no extra parts are required.
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