Cat6 180 Degree Toolless Keystone Jack VCELINK
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| 20-49 | $16.15 USD | 5% |
| 50-99 | $15.64 USD | 8% |
| 100+ | $14.45 USD | 15% |
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Features:
- Gigabit Speed: 1000Mbps data rate, 250MHz bandwidth
- PoE Support: IEEE 802.3af compliant for power over Ethernet
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- After-sales Service: 12-month warranty
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Description
VCELINK Cat6 180 Degree Toolless Keystone Jack is designed for stable and flexible cabling in home and office networks. Supporting speeds up to 1000 Mbps and 250 MHz bandwidth, it meets the requirements of high-speed data transmission. The 180° reverse interface allows easy installation with patch panels, while compatibility with AWG 23–24 cables and PoE applications ensures reliable performance in structured cabling systems.
Features
Cat6 Performance
-ANSI/TIA/EIA-568B.2.1 compliant, supporting up to 1000 Mbps data transfer and 250 MHz bandwidth.
-Gold-plated contacts ensure reliable signal transmission and stable high-speed networking, while also supporting PoE for broader connectivity.
Toolless Installation
-180 degree termination design and no need for punching tools, ideal for both DIYers and network technicians;
-Designed with dual-color labeling for T568A and T568B wiring diagram.
Durable Design
-Gold-plated RJ45 contacts provide corrosion resistance for stable data transmission.
-Used with faceplates, patch panels, and surface mount box for easy cable management. The jack can be easily removed from panels and offers reusability.
Wide Applications and Compatibility
-Compatible with Cat6 cables and backward compatible with Cat5e and Cat5 cables;
-Supports 23-24 AWG solid and stranded wires.
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