NavePoint
NavePoint CAT6 UTP Inline Keystone Coupler 15 pack Orange
Pack of 15 orange CAT6 UTP inline keystone couplers with RJ45 female-to-female connections for extending Ethernet cables
- TypeOthers
- ColorOrange
- CAT6 UTP performance for 8P8C terminated cables
- Snap-in retaining clip enables tool-free installation
- Phosphor bronze contacts with gold plating resist corrosion
- Fits standard keystone panels, wall plates and surface boxes
- 15 couplers per pack for multi-point deployments
15-Pack CAT6 Keystone Couplers
This NavePoint pack supplies fifteen orange inline keystone couplers for joining two RJ45-terminated Ethernet cables. Each unit accepts standard 8P8C unshielded twisted-pair cables and snaps into any keystone-compatible patch panel, wall plate or surface-mount box. The couplers are sold new in a single 15-piece package.
CAT6 UTP 8P8C Compliance
The coupler meets TIA/EIA 568-C.2 Category 6 performance requirements for unshielded twisted-pair wiring. Phosphor-bronze contacts with gold-over-zinc plating provide a corrosion-free connection across all eight conductors. No punch-down or special tools are required for installation.
Snap-In Keystone Integration
Each module locks into a standard keystone opening with a built-in retaining clip, freeing the installer from screws or adhesives. The female-to-female RJ45 layout extends an existing cable run without re-termination. Buyers who need shielded couplers or a different port count will need a separate product.
Highlights
- CAT6 UTP performance for 8P8C terminated cables
- Snap-in retaining clip enables tool-free installation
- Phosphor bronze contacts with gold plating resist corrosion
- Fits standard keystone panels, wall plates and surface boxes
- 15 couplers per pack for multi-point deployments
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
| Color | Orange |
Questions about this item
What does the CAT6 rating mean for the data rate once the coupler is installed in a keystone panel?
The coupler meets TIA/EIA 568-C.2 compliance for Category 6 links, supporting 8P8C terminated cables in standard Gigabit Ethernet runs.
Which keystone standard does the snap-in clip follow, and what panels will it fit?
It uses the universal keystone footprint, so it snaps into any standard patch panel, wall plate or surface-mount box that accepts keystone modules.
How much space does each coupler need behind a wall plate or patch panel?
The low-profile inline body fits within the normal keystone cavity depth used by standard wall plates and rack panels.
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