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ICC IC107F6CYL Cat 6 HD keystone jack 25 pack yellow
A 25-pack of yellow Cat 6 keystone jacks with 110 IDC termination for high-density patch panels
- Cat 6 performance exceeds ANSI/TIA-568C.2 for reliable data networks
- High-density design fits more ports in less rack space
- 110 IDC punch-down termination cuts installation time
- 25 yellow jacks enable colour-coded network identification
- UL 1863 compliant and backward compatible with lower categories
25-Pack Cat 6 Keystone Modules
This pack supplies 25 yellow Cat 6 keystone jacks rated for high-definition data networks. PCB construction and enhanced crosstalk cancellation reduce return loss and reject unwanted signals. Each module exceeds ANSI/TIA 568C.2 Category 6 connecting hardware requirements. UL 1863 compliance is confirmed.
High-Density Termination
Rear split-back 110 IDC contacts cut termination time when used with a 110 punch-down tool. The reduced rear footprint allows greater connectivity density and more port configurations in a smaller area. Integrated TIA 568A/B colour wiring diagrams simplify on-site wiring. Backward compatibility covers all lower-rated category components.
Upgrade From Cat 5e Installations
The jump is worthwhile when permanent-link performance must exceed ANSI/TIA 568C Category 6 thresholds. Existing faceplates, inserts and surface-mount boxes accept these modules without replacement. Builders who need shielded or tool-less termination will not find those features here.
Highlights
- Cat 6 performance exceeds ANSI/TIA-568C.2 for reliable data networks
- High-density design fits more ports in less rack space
- 110 IDC punch-down termination cuts installation time
- 25 yellow jacks enable colour-coded network identification
- UL 1863 compliant and backward compatible with lower categories
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many keystone jacks are included in this 25-pack for a high-density Cat 6 installation?
The pack contains 25 yellow Cat 6 HD keystone jacks designed for high-density connectivity in patch panels or wall plates.
Does the rear 110 IDC design generate noticeable heat or require active cooling during continuous network operation?
No, these are passive copper connectors with no power draw, so they produce no heat and need no cooling when terminated correctly.
Which termination tool must I already own to punch down solid or stranded conductors into the 110 IDC slots?
A standard 110 punch-down tool is required to seat wires into the rear split-back IDC contacts on each jack.
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