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Logico Keystone Jack Cat6 White 110 Punchdown 8P8C 50 Pack
A 50-pack of Cat6 keystone jacks with 110 punchdown termination supporting 568A and 568B wiring for standard wallplates
- TypeKeystone Jack
- 50-pack covers large Cat6 installs
- 110 punchdown simplifies on-site termination
- Dual-color labels match 568A and 568B wiring
- Standard keystone footprint fits any wallplate
- White finish blends with light décor
50-pack Cat6 keystone jacks
This pack contains fifty white Cat6 keystone jacks designed for structured cabling projects. Each jack uses an 110 punchdown termination method and supports both 568A and 568B wiring schemes with dual-color labeling. They snap into any standard keystone wallplate, patch panel or surface-mount box for a tidy, professional finish.
Installers fitting standard wallplates
These jacks suit technicians and DIY builders terminating Cat6 cable into keystone-format faceplates or patch panels. The 110 punchdown design requires a compatible punchdown tool. Buyers who need shielded modules, tool-less termination or a different port density should consider other options.
110 punchdown termination
The defining spec is the 110 punchdown interface, which dictates the tool and termination technique required. Confirm that your installation workflow and wallplate cutouts match this standard before ordering.
Highlights
- 50-pack covers large Cat6 installs
- 110 punchdown simplifies on-site termination
- Dual-color labels match 568A and 568B wiring
- Standard keystone footprint fits any wallplate
- White finish blends with light décor
Specifications
| Type | Keystone Jack |
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Questions about this item
Will these Cat6 jacks fit a standard keystone wallplate cut-out?
Yes, they are designed to snap into every standard keystone wallplate, patch panel or surface-mount box.
What punch-down tool do I need and which wiring scheme should I follow?
Use a 110 punch-down tool and follow the dual-colour labels for either 568A or 568B (258A) wiring.
When would a jack from this 50-pack need to be replaced?
Replace a jack if the IDC contacts no longer grip the conductors, the housing cracks, or a cable tester shows opens or shorts on that port.
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