Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Twenty-five white Cat6 keystone jacks with 110 punchdown terminals and dual 568A/568B colour coding for standard wallplates
A 25-piece set of white Cat6 keystone jacks designed for structured wiring projects. Each module uses an 110 punchdown termination style and supports both 568A and 568B wiring schemes through dual-color coded labels. The jacks fit standard keystone wallplates, patch panels and surface-mount boxes.
The 110 punchdown design allows quick, tool-assisted wire seating without soldering. Once snapped into a plate or panel the connection remains secure and the white finish keeps the installation looking tidy. No active components means no heat, noise or power draw to consider.
Supplying 25 jacks in one pack covers multi-room or multi-drop jobs without repeat orders. The dual-scheme labeling removes the need to stock separate A- and B-coded parts. Installers who only need a few jacks or who require shielded or tool-less variants will find this pack unsuitable.
| Brand | LOGICO |
|---|---|
| Model | KJ6221-25 |
| Color | White |
Snap each jack into a standard keystone wallplate or patch panel, then terminate the eight conductors with an 110 punchdown tool following the dual 568A/568B color labels; the common error is reversing a pair on the 568B side.
The 110 IDC contacts are gas-tight once punched, so no routine maintenance is required; only replace a jack if a cable is re-terminated too many times and the insulation-displacement slots lose grip.
The 110 punchdown interface and 8P8C contacts are rated for Cat6 frequencies, so the bottleneck under continuous load will be the cable run length or the switch port, not the jack itself.
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