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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Connects Cat5e cables using 110 punch-down IDC terminals, fits standard 14.5 x 16.0 mm keystone openings, supports 568A/B wiring, and is UL listed
This pack contains five Cat5e punch down keystone jacks from Monoprice Inc. Each module is designed for unshielded twisted pair cables and uses 110 type IDC connectors. The jacks carry a UL listing and display a clear CAT. 5e label on the face. They suit installers terminating structured cabling in homes or offices.
Swapping to these jacks is worthwhile when a project demands 568A and B compliant terminations with colour coded wiring diagrams at each port. The 110 IDC style speeds up punch down work compared with screw terminal alternatives. The standard keystone face size of 14.5 x 16.0 mm ensures a direct fit into existing wall plates and patch panels without re cutting openings.
Each jack locks into any standard keystone opening, freeing the installer from proprietary frame systems. The built in wiring diagram sits next to the wire clips for quick reference during termination. The pack of five covers a typical room outlet cluster or a small patch panel row. No special tools beyond a standard 110 punch down tool are required.
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Type | Jack |
The jack fits standard keystone openings measuring 14.5 by 16.0 mm, compatible with most wall plates, patch panels and surface-mount boxes.
Use a 110-type impact tool; seat each wire fully into the IDC slot in one firm press — partial punches are the most common cause of open circuits.
Replace the module if the IDC slots no longer grip conductors tightly or if the colour-coded wiring diagram on the face becomes illegible after multiple re-punches.
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