751-1 - Keystone Cat6A Jack - Shielded - Toolless

Keystone Jacks

Made to fit industry standard wall plates and patch panels, the new Keystone Cat6A Jack has a tooless design that reduces tool cost, since no punchdown tool is required. The color coded wire guide ensures pairs stay in the proper order for fast, easy terminations. This keystone jack is also designed to be resuable, and comes in multiple colors, so it can be used to replace old, worn out jacks or be integrated into newer projects with little difficulty.

• Tooless Keystone
• Easy and fast terminations
• Available in Shielded or Unshielded
• Color coded T568A/B sequence
• Meets/Exceeds EIA/TIA category standards
• Compatible with industry standard wall plates and patch panels
• cULus Listed - RoHS Compliant
• 24 - 22 AWG
• Backward Compatible

What Is A Keystone Jack?

A keystone jack is a type of connector used in networking and telecommunications. It is designed to snap into a compatible wall plate, patch panel, or surface mount box, and provides a standardized interface for terminating network cables such as Ethernet, telephone, and fiber optic cables.

The keystone jack typically has a rectangular shape, with a narrow slot in the center for inserting the cable. It has internal components that make the electrical connection between the wires in the cable and the pins in the jack. The jack is usually color-coded for the type of cable it is designed to connect, such as blue for Ethernet or white for telephone.