Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice Inc. 115695 Cat6 180-Degree Keystone Jack 22-24AWG White
Cat6 punch-down keystone jack with 180-degree termination for 22-24AWG solid wire, short body fits standard wallplates and patch panels
- ColorWhite
- Space-saving 180-degree design fits tight wall plates
- Quick punch-down termination for 22-24AWG solid wire
- Cat6 performance meets TIA/EIA 568B standard
- Backwards compatible with lower category components
- Lifetime warranty backs every cable connection
Cat6 punch-down keystone jack
This Cat6 punch-down keystone jack terminates solid 22 to 24 AWG wire in a short 180-degree body. The compact design fits standard keystone wallplates, patch panels and surface-mount boxes while meeting TIA/EIA 568B requirements. It is backwards compatible with lower category components and carries a lifetime warranty.
Ideal for structured wiring installs
Installers running Cat6 drops in offices or homes will appreciate the space-saving profile and tool-friendly punch-down action. The jack is not suited for stranded patch cable or for installations that require shielded or Cat6A performance.
180-degree short body form factor
The 180-degree orientation and reduced depth determine whether the jack fits behind a faceplate or inside a shallow patch panel. Verify the available cavity depth before ordering.
Highlights
- Space-saving 180-degree design fits tight wall plates
- Quick punch-down termination for 22-24AWG solid wire
- Cat6 performance meets TIA/EIA 568B standard
- Backwards compatible with lower category components
- Lifetime warranty backs every cable connection
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Series | 115695 |
| Model | 115695 |
| Part Number | 115695 |
| Color | White |
| Shipping weight | 0.01 kg |
| Package size | 102 × 76 × 13 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the keystone jack require re-termination or replacement over time?
The punch-down contacts are designed for a single solid-wire termination; if a wire is removed the connection should be re-punched with a fresh conductor.
What limits sustained throughput on a Cat6 link using this jack?
The jack meets TIA/EIA 568B so the link is bound by the Cat6 channel specification rather than the connector itself.
Does the jack generate heat or noise when installed in a patch panel running continuously?
As a passive copper connector it draws no power and produces no audible noise or measurable heat.
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