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iMBAPrice Keystone Punch Down Jack Cat-5e RJ-45 White (Pack of 5)
Five Cat5e punch-down keystone jacks with 110-type IDC connectors, 568A/B wiring, UL listing, and standard 14.5 x 16.0 mm face
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- Pack of five jacks covers multiple drops in one purchase
- 110-type IDC punch-down connectors terminate solid Cat5e cable quickly
- 568 A and B colour-coded wiring diagrams prevent mis-wires
- Standard 14.5 x 16.0 mm keystone face fits common plates and panels
- UL-listed construction meets recognised safety requirements
Five-port Cat5e punch-down set
This pack contains five white keystone jacks built for Cat5e unshielded twisted-pair cable. Each module uses 110-style IDC connectors and carries a UL listing. The face measures 14.5 by 16.0 mm, matching standard keystone openings in wall plates, patch panels and surface-mount boxes.
Installers terminating Cat5e runs
The colour-coded wiring diagram beside each clip follows both 568A and 568B schemes, so technicians can punch down quickly without cross-referencing separate charts. Buyers needing shielded terminations, Cat6 or Cat6a performance, or tool-less keystones should look at other product lines.
110 IDC punch-down interface
The single specification that decides fit is the 110-type insulation-displacement connector; it requires a compatible punch-down tool and solid-conductor Cat5e cable. Without that tool and cable type the jack cannot be terminated.
Highlights
- Pack of five jacks covers multiple drops in one purchase
- 110-type IDC punch-down connectors terminate solid Cat5e cable quickly
- 568 A and B colour-coded wiring diagrams prevent mis-wires
- Standard 14.5 x 16.0 mm keystone face fits common plates and panels
- UL-listed construction meets recognised safety requirements
Specifications
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
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| Type | Jack |
Questions about this item
Will the 110-type IDC punch-down contacts need re-termination over time?
The 110 IDC design creates a gas-tight connection that typically lasts the life of the installation; re-termination is only needed if a cable is physically damaged or moved.
What limits sustained data rates on these Cat5e keystones?
The Cat5e rating supports 1 Gbps Ethernet; the keystone meets 568A/B wiring standards and adds no extra bottleneck beyond the cable category itself.
Do the jacks generate heat or noise when used continuously in a patch panel?
As passive copper connectors they produce no heat and no audible noise, drawing zero power during all-day operation.
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