WAVENET
WAVENET WAV-6AKSJBL-S Cat6a jack blue 8P8C switch module
A Cat6a 8P8C keystone jack in blue with high-density design, backward compatibility, UL listing and a protective dust cap
- Cat6a rated jack for high-speed structured cabling
- High-density 8P8C design fits tight patch panels
- Backwards compatible with Cat6, Cat5e and lower
- Fits all standard faceplates, inserts and surface boxes
- UL Listed with protective dust cap included
Cat6a 8P8C jack for high-density panels
The WAVENET WAV-6AKSJBL-S is a blue Category 6a keystone jack built for 8-position, 8-conductor terminations. It fits standard faceplates, surface-mount boxes and blank patch panels, and ships with a protective dust cap. The component is UL listed and brand new.
Installers terminating Cat6a in dense patching
This module suits network technicians who need a reliable Cat6a connection point that matches industry-standard cut-outs. It is not for installers working exclusively with Cat5e or Cat6 cabling where a lower-category jack would suffice, nor for scenarios requiring a tool-less termination style if this unit uses a punch-down method.
Backwards compatible with all lower-rated category
The jack accepts cables and connectors rated for Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a, allowing a single panel design to serve mixed-generation links. This compatibility is the specification that determines whether the part fits an existing infrastructure without rewiring.
Highlights
- Cat6a rated jack for high-speed structured cabling
- High-density 8P8C design fits tight patch panels
- Backwards compatible with Cat6, Cat5e and lower
- Fits all standard faceplates, inserts and surface boxes
- UL Listed with protective dust cap included
Specifications
| Brand | WAVENET |
|---|
Questions about this item
Does this blue 8P8C Cat6a jack fit standard keystone faceplates and patch panels?
Yes, it is compatible with all industry-standard faceplates, inserts, surface-mount boxes and blank patch panels.
What is the common wiring mistake when punching down the conductors on this module?
The frequent error is not fully seating each wire in the IDC slot before trimming, which leaves an open circuit on that pair.
When should the protective dust cap be replaced on this jack?
Replace the cap if it is lost or damaged, otherwise it is not a maintenance item; the jack itself is rated for the life of the installation.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



