Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 100-pack of red Cat5e keystone jacks with 45° 110 punch-down terminals supporting 568A and 568B wiring for standard keystone wallplates
This 100-pack supplies Cat5e keystone jacks for structured cabling projects. Each jack uses a 45-degree 110 punch-down design for straightforward termination. The red colour helps identify specific runs or zones in a patch panel. They are intended for installers building or expanding Ethernet infrastructure.
The angled 45-degree entry reduces the rear profile, allowing the jacks to sit cleanly in high-density keystone wallplates or patch panels. Dual-colour coded labels support both 568A and 568B (258A) wiring schemes without extra reference cards. The snap-in form factor fits any standard keystone opening, freeing installers from proprietary panel constraints.
Replacing screw-terminal blocks or inline couplers with these punch-down jacks cuts termination time and improves retention in permanent installations. The jump is worth it when moving from ad-hoc cable joins to a managed patching system that demands consistent 110-style connections across 100 ports.
| Brand | LOGICO |
|---|---|
| Model | KJ5216-100 |
| Color | Red |
The 45-degree orientation eases termination in dense panels by reducing bend radius on each Cat5e cable.
Passive punch-down jacks have no active components, so they produce zero heat and zero audible noise.
A standard 110 punch-down tool seats the conductors into the colour-coded 568A/568B terminals.
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