NavePoint
NavePoint CAT6 UTP Inline Keystone Coupler 15 pack Blue
Pack of 15 blue CAT6 UTP inline keystone couplers with female RJ45 to RJ45 connections for extending Ethernet cables without tools
- TypeOthers
- ColorBlue
- Connects two cables instantly with tool-free snap-in clip
- Extends Ethernet runs using 8P8C UTP Category 6 performance
- Fits standard keystone panels, wall plates and surface-mount boxes
- Phosphor-bronze gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for lasting signal
- 15 couplers per pack covers multiple drops in one purchase
RJ45 keystone coupler for LAN wiring
This NavePoint CAT6 UTP inline coupler connects two Ethernet cables with female RJ45 contacts on both ends. It snaps into standard keystone patch panels, wall plates and surface-mount boxes. The blue finish identifies the module in crowded racks. Each unit is new and sold in a 15 pack.
Snap-in clip and gold-plated contacts
The retaining clip holds the coupler without tools or punch-down work. Phosphor-bronze pins with zinc and gold plating resist corrosion and maintain signal integrity. UTP construction supports 8-position 8-conductor terminated cables for straightforward cable extension.
TIA/EIA 568-C.2 compliance
The coupler meets the Category 6 performance requirements defined in the 568 standard. Buyers who need shielded connections or a different category rating should look elsewhere. The 15 pack quantity suits multi-drop installations but may exceed the needs of a single home run.
Highlights
- Connects two cables instantly with tool-free snap-in clip
- Extends Ethernet runs using 8P8C UTP Category 6 performance
- Fits standard keystone panels, wall plates and surface-mount boxes
- Phosphor-bronze gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for lasting signal
- 15 couplers per pack covers multiple drops in one purchase
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
Will the gold-plated phosphor bronze contacts need re-plating or replacement after years of patch-panel use?
The phosphor bronze contacts with gold plating are designed for corrosion-free life in keystone panels; no re-plating or contact replacement is scheduled.
What is the first limit reached when the coupler runs at full CAT6 throughput all day?
The TIA/EIA 568-C.2 channel budget is the governing limit; the coupler itself adds no active bottleneck beyond that standard.
Does the blue UTP coupler generate noticeable heat or fan noise when installed in a 15-pack wall-plate array?
It is a passive component with no power draw, so it produces zero heat and no audible noise in any mounting configuration.
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