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Hubbell Incorporated
A 25-pack of Cat5e keystone jacks in office white for structured cabling installations
This pack supplies twenty-five Category 5e keystone jacks in office white from Hubbell Incorporated. Installers use them to terminate twisted-pair cables in wall plates, patch panels or surface-mount boxes for voice and data runs. The white finish matches standard office faceplates for a consistent look.
The 25-count box lets contractors pull a single SKU for an entire floor or small building instead of opening multiple smaller packs. Having all jacks on hand reduces trips to the supply room and keeps termination colour codes uniform across every workstation.
| Brand | Hubbell Incorporated |
|---|---|
| Model | HXJ5EOW25 |
The HXJ5EOW25 jacks are supplied new in a 25 pack; individual units can be swapped out if a housing becomes damaged during installation or later use.
The 25 pack quantity determines how many Category 5e connections can be made before another pack is required.
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