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CMPLE Cat6 RJ45 Punch Down Keystone Jack Black
Cat6 punch-down keystone jack for keystone wall plates or panels, meeting TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 and ISO 11801 standards with two plastic strain-relief caps
- Exceeds TIA/EIA 568-B/A 2.1 standard for high-speed networks
- Backwards compatible with earlier Category 5 and 5e cabling systems
- Unshielded RJ45 8P8C design fits standard keystone wall plates and panels
- Two plastic strain relief caps protect IDC connector terminations
- Balanced signal transmission minimises insertion loss and crosstalk
Cat6 Keystone Jack for Structured Wiring
This CMPLE Category 6 keystone jack provides a black unshielded RJ45 port for patch panels and wall plates. It meets or exceeds TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 and ISO 11801 2nd edition standards for high-speed network performance. The component balances insertion loss and crosstalk for reliable signal transmission.
Installers building Cat6 patch panels
Suited for technicians terminating solid conductor cable into a standard keystone footprint using a punch-down tool. Two plastic strain-relief caps are included to secure the IDC connections. Not intended for field-terminable plugs, shielded installations, or tool-less termination methods.
Meets Category 6 TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1
Compliance with these standards confirms the jack supports gigabit Ethernet throughput when correctly terminated. The unshielded design fits standard keystone openings in panels, surface-mount boxes and faceplates.
Highlights
- Exceeds TIA/EIA 568-B/A 2.1 standard for high-speed networks
- Backwards compatible with earlier Category 5 and 5e cabling systems
- Unshielded RJ45 8P8C design fits standard keystone wall plates and panels
- Two plastic strain relief caps protect IDC connector terminations
- Balanced signal transmission minimises insertion loss and crosstalk
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install this Cat6 keystone jack and what step is often missed?
Strip each conductor, seat it in the colour-coded 568 A or B slot, and press fully home with a punch-down tool; the common error is not seating every wire completely into the IDC connector
What maintenance or replacement will this jack need later?
The jack itself has no moving parts and requires no routine maintenance; replacement is only needed if the IDC contacts are damaged during a re-termination or if the plastic strain-relief caps break
What limit appears first under sustained high-speed use?
Performance is rated to the Category 6 TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 and ISO 11801 Class E limits; sustained throughput beyond the Category 6 specification is not supported
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