Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice 127547 Cat6 RJ-45 180-Degree Punch Down Keystone Dual IDC Blue
A Cat6 RJ-45 keystone jack with 180-degree punch-down dual IDC terminals for quick cable termination in wallplates or patch panels
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- 180-degree punch-down speeds Cat6 termination
- Dual IDC slots accept 568A and 568B wiring schemes
- Blue colour coding simplifies network identification
- Backwards compatible with lower category components
- Fits standard keystone wallplates and patch panels
Cat6 keystone jack for structured cabling
This Cat6 RJ-45 keystone jack terminates solid or stranded conductors with a 180-degree punch-down design. Dual IDC slots accept both 568A and 568B wiring schemes. The blue housing fits standard keystone wallplates, patch panels and surface-mount boxes for professional installations.
Tool-free termination frees rack space
The 180-degree punch-down orientation lets you terminate cables from the rear without specialised crimp tools. Backwards compatibility with lower-category components means existing patch panels and wallplates stay in place. No external power or active electronics are required.
Replaces older Cat5e jacks when bandwidth matters
Upgrade from Cat5e keystones when your network demands Cat6 performance headroom. The jump is worth it for new Gigabit Ethernet drops, PoE devices or any run that must meet TIA/EIA 568 specifications. Buyers needing shielded or angled keystones should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 180-degree punch-down speeds Cat6 termination
- Dual IDC slots accept 568A and 568B wiring schemes
- Blue colour coding simplifies network identification
- Backwards compatible with lower category components
- Fits standard keystone wallplates and patch panels
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 127547 |
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
How many punch-down positions does the 180-degree keystone jack provide for Cat6 termination?
The jack uses a dual IDC layout with 180-degree orientation, giving eight punch-down positions that accept both 568A and 568B wiring schemes for Cat6 cables.
Does the keystone generate any heat or noise when installed in a patch panel that runs continuously?
As a passive punch-down connector it has no active electronics, so it produces no heat and no audible noise regardless of how long the network operates.
What type of wallplate or patch panel cut-out is required to mount this blue Cat6 keystone?
It fits any standard keystone opening, so you need a wallplate, patch panel or surface-mount box that accepts keystone-style modules.
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