CMPLE
CMPLE Cat5E Punch Down Keystone Jack White
A white Cat5E punch-down keystone jack for wall plates or panels, meeting TIA/EIA 568-B/A and ISO 11801 2nd edition standards with a strain-relief cap for the IDC connector
- Exceeds TIA/EIA 568-B/A standard for reliable high-speed networks
- Meets Category 6/Class E per TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 and ISO 11801
- Balanced signal transmission reduces insertion loss and crosstalk
- Includes plastic strain relief cap to protect IDC connector
- White finish fits keystone wall plates and panels
Cat5E Keystone Jack for Structured Wiring
This white Cat5E punch-down keystone jack is built for installers and network technicians terminating twisted-pair cable in wall plates or patch panels. It supports high-speed Ethernet runs in residential and commercial structured cabling projects.
Tool-Less IDC Termination with Strain Relief
The insulation-displacement connectors accept solid or stranded conductors without soldering, and a supplied plastic strain-relief cap secures the punched-down wires against pulling forces. The white finish aids quick port identification in dense panels.
Upgrades Older Cat5 and Voice-Grade Jacks
Replaces legacy Category 5 or voice-grade modules that cannot meet TIA/EIA 568-B/A 2.1 or ISO 11801 Class E performance. The jump is worthwhile when certifying links for Gigabit Ethernet or when backward compatibility with existing Cat5E infrastructure is required.
Highlights
- Exceeds TIA/EIA 568-B/A standard for reliable high-speed networks
- Meets Category 6/Class E per TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 and ISO 11801
- Balanced signal transmission reduces insertion loss and crosstalk
- Includes plastic strain relief cap to protect IDC connector
- White finish fits keystone wall plates and panels
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this keystone jack meet the TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 standard?
Yes, the jack meets or exceeds the TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 and ISO 11801 2nd edition specifications for Category 6/Class E performance.
What type of wall plate or panel is required to mount this keystone jack?
This jack uses the standard keystone form factor and fits any keystone wall plate or patch panel with a matching rectangular cutout.
How is the cable terminated on this jack and what common mistake should be avoided?
Terminate wires using a punch-down tool on the IDC connector following the T568A or T568B colour code, then snap on the supplied strain-relief cap; forgetting the cap is the most frequent error.
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