NavePoint
NavePoint CAT6 Keystone Jack Right Angle White 50-pack
Fifty right-angle CAT6 keystone jacks with gold-plated contacts, colour-coded 110-type IDC terminations for T568A or T568B wiring, dust caps and snap-in clips for standard patch panels or wall plates
- TypeJack
- ColorWhite
- Right-angle design eases termination in tight spaces
- 50 jacks supplied for large-scale patch-panel builds
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable signal
- Dual IDC covers accept 110 and Krone tools
- TIA/EIA 568-C.2 verified for Cat 6 performance
50-pack CAT6 keystone jacks for structured wiring
This pack supplies fifty white keystone jacks built for Category 6 networks. Each jack accepts solid 23 or 24 AWG conductors and fits standard keystone cut-outs in patch panels or wall plates. They suit installers wiring offices, server rooms or home labs.
Right-angle IDC design with gold contacts
The 90-degree termination eases cable routing in shallow boxes and tight rack spaces. Dual IDC modules work with 110 or Krone impact tools, while colour-coded caps support both T568A and T568B schemes. Gold-plated contacts and fire-retardant thermoplastic meet TIA/EIA 568-C.2 requirements.
Verify cable gauge and tool compatibility before
These jacks are made for solid 23 or 24 AWG wire only; stranded patch cord will not terminate reliably. You need a 110 or Krone punch-down tool to seat the conductors. Buyers who want shielded jacks, angled faceplates or pre-terminated cables should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Right-angle design eases termination in tight spaces
- 50 jacks supplied for large-scale patch-panel builds
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable signal
- Dual IDC covers accept 110 and Krone tools
- TIA/EIA 568-C.2 verified for Cat 6 performance
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Type | Jack |
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
What wiring standard does the TIA/EIA 568-C.2 verification cap performance at?
The jacks meet or exceed Category 6 performance as verified to TIA/EIA 568-C.2, supporting gigabit Ethernet over the installed link.
What physical space and mounting style do these white keystone jacks need?
They use a standard keystone footprint with a snap-in retaining clip that locks into any keystone wall plate or patch panel blank.
How do you terminate the 110-type IDC modules, and what is the common mistake?
Use a 110 or Krone impact tool on the color-coded T568A/B terminals; the frequent error is not seating all conductors fully before snapping on the dust caps.
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