Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice 127548 Cat6 RJ-45 180-Degree Punch Down Keystone Dual IDC Black
A Cat6 RJ-45 keystone jack with 180-degree punch-down and dual IDC for quick termination, compatible with 568A and 568B wiring standards
- ColorBlack
- Quick termination with 180-degree punch-down design
- Cat6 performance with 568A and 568B wiring support
- Backwards compatible with lower category systems
- Fits standard keystone wallplates and patch panels
- Lifetime warranty backing from Monoprice
Cat6 keystone jack for structured wiring
This Monoprice keystone jack terminates Cat6 cable with a 180-degree punch-down design and dual IDC contacts. It fits standard keystone wallplates, patch panels and surface-mount boxes. The jack is backwards compatible with lower-category components and systems. Condition is new.
Suited for network installers
Buyers who need tool-less termination or a different cable category should look elsewhere. Installers requiring shielded connectors or angled entry for tight spaces will not find those features here.
180-degree punch-down with dual IDC contacts
The straight-through punch-down layout uses two insulation-displacement contacts per conductor. Wiring follows 568A or 568B pinouts and meets or exceeds TIA/EIA 568 standards. Part number 127548, black finish.
Highlights
- Quick termination with 180-degree punch-down design
- Cat6 performance with 568A and 568B wiring support
- Backwards compatible with lower category systems
- Fits standard keystone wallplates and patch panels
- Lifetime warranty backing from Monoprice
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 127548 |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What does the 180-degree punch-down angle mean when the jack is installed in a wall plate?
The 180-degree orientation lets the cable enter straight back from the keystone face, reducing bend radius behind the wall plate and making termination easier in shallow boxes.
Which wiring standards does the dual IDC support and what does that cap in practice?
It supports both 568A and 568B schemes and meets or exceeds TIA/EIA 568 Cat6 performance, so it handles Gigabit Ethernet and is backward compatible with Cat5e systems.
What physical mounting does this keystone need to fit a standard installation?
It snaps into any standard keystone opening in wall plates, patch panels or surface-mount boxes with no special tools beyond a punch-down tool.
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