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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite N238-001-BL Cat6/Cat5e 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack Blue

SKU CH-ZPV7-WHV3K MPN N238-001-BL

Blue keystone jack terminates Cat6 or Cat5e cable with 110 punch-down tooling

  • ColorBlack
  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • SpecificationsModel Type: In-Line Couplers Color: Blue Connector A: RJ45 (
  • FeaturesUse in Cat6 or Cat5e installations Compliant with EIA/TIA Ca
  • EIA/TIA Cat6 compliant for reliable gigabit performance
  • Dual 568A and 568B color coding simplifies wiring
  • 110 punch-down termination ensures secure connections
  • Compact keystone form factor fits standard wall plates
  • Includes two termination caps for clean installation

Network Termination Point

This blue keystone jack terminates solid or stranded copper conductors using a 110-style punch-down tool. It accepts Cat6 or Cat5e cable and presents a single RJ-45 female port for patch-cord connection. Installers working on structured-cabling projects in offices, schools or homes will find it matches standard keystone faceplates and surface-mount boxes.

Thermal And Power Profile

As a passive component the jack generates no heat and draws no power during normal operation. No active cooling or external supply is required, so it adds nothing to the thermal budget of a cabinet or wall outlet. Noise is absent because there are no moving parts or electronic circuits.

Wiring Scheme Flexibility

Dual-color labeling supports both 568A and 568B (258A) pin-outs on the same unit, letting the technician follow either standard without stocking separate parts. Compliance with EIA/TIA Cat6 connecting-hardware specifications ensures the link meets Category 6 performance when terminated correctly. Builders who need shielded or tool-less termination should select a different jack type.

Highlights

  • EIA/TIA Cat6 compliant for reliable gigabit performance
  • Dual 568A and 568B color coding simplifies wiring
  • 110 punch-down termination ensures secure connections
  • Compact keystone form factor fits standard wall plates
  • Includes two termination caps for clean installation

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelN238-001-BL
ColorBlack
TypeConsumer Electronics
SpecificationsModel Type: In-Line Couplers
Color: Blue
Connector A: RJ45 (FEMALE)
FeaturesUse in Cat6 or Cat5e installations
Compliant with EIA/TIA Cat6 connecting hardware specifications
Dual-color coded labeling made for both 568A & 568B (258A) wiring schemes
Compact casing fits into any conventional face plate, outlet box, or panel
UL-certified ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2-1 Permanent Link/Channel Identification Test
Uniquely patterned, printed circuit board designed to meet Cat6 performances
Shipping weight0.02 kg
Package size217 × 131 × 18 mm

Questions about this item

How do I punch down the wires into the 110 keystone jack without reversing the 568A and 568B colour codes?

Use the dual-colour labels on the jack housing; match each solid and striped conductor to the printed 568A or 568B column, then seat all eight wires with a 110 impact tool before snapping on the two termination caps.

Which parts of the Cat6 keystone jack will need replacement after repeated re-terminations?

The 110 insulation-displacement contacts fatigue after multiple punch-downs; replace the entire jack rather than reusing it, while the two termination caps can be reused if their locking tabs remain intact.

At what point does crosstalk exceed Cat6 limits on a 45-metre run terminated with this jack?

The jack meets EIA/TIA Cat6 connecting-hardware specifications, so the first limit on a 45-metre channel is usually the cable itself or untwisted pair length at the termination, not the jack contacts.

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