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Cable Matters [UL Listed] 6-Pack Cat6A Shielded Metal RJ45 Keystone Jacks

[UL Listed] 6-Pack Cat6A Shielded Metal RJ45 Keystone Jacks

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10 Gig Network Solution

The Cable Matters Cat 6A Shielded Keystone Jacks are the perfect choice for a complete Cat 6A Shielded 10 Gigabit network system. This rugged keystone jack fits patch panels or wall plates with standard keystone blanks. Compatible with 23-26 AWG solid or stranded, shielded STP/FTP cable. The tool-free IDC termination cap is color-coded with both T568-A and T568-B wiring schemes.

180 Degree Shielded Security in a Cost-Effective 6-Pack

This 180-degree shielded keystone jack is designed for sensitive or harsh environments that demand security with protection against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI) and alien crosstalk. An integrated shutter protects the RJ45 contacts when not in use. Seamless metal construction with gold-plated contacts provides superior Cat 6A performance up to 10 Gigabit.

PoE Plus Compliant

These keystone jacks are rated to support PoE Plus applications for connecting equipment such as a PoE IP camera or access point with power up to 30 watts.

180 Degree Design for 23 to 26 AWG Cable

1) Robust die-cast housing

2) IDC modules fit a 110 impact tool

3) Metal strain-relief metal collar

Custom Crimp Tool

Compatible with the Cable Matters Cat 6A Crimp Tool Model 180087 (search for ASIN B074HLYJ4J)
Labor-saving tool makes crimping easier
Time-saver when terminating multiple keystone jacks


Secure Termination Options 3-inch cable tie is included Color-coded tool-free cap	Shielded Cat 6A Applications Part of a Cat 6A 10 Gig shielded network Install in a patch panel or wall plate	Full-Featured Keystone Jack Gold-plated RJ45 contacts Robust die-cast housing Integrated shutter over contacts

Features

Full metal jacket RJ45 Shielded keystone jacks fit a standard wall plate or patch panel with a keystone blank outlet; Robust die-cast housing provides superior shielding and mitigates alien crosstalk

Cat 6a performance for a 10G BASE-T channel compliant network; Supports 23 to 26 AWG solid or stranded wire; Cat6A connector is backwards compatible with Cat 6 and Cat 5e bulk cable

180 degree easy termination jack supports tool free or crimp tool termination; A 180 degree wide-angle, hinged design provides easy access and termination; Tool free cap has universal T568-A or T568-B labels; IDC modules accept a 110 impact tool for wire insertion; compatible with the Cable Matters Cat6A Crimp Tool Model 180087

Superior construction combines a one piece metal keystone to suppress EMI/RFI electromagnetic interference, NEXT, and AXT crosstalk; Stickers on the inside prevent accidental contact with the metal housing; Integrated metal collar assists with cable strain relief; Snap-in retaining clip ensures a secure connection; Auto-closing shutter protects the RJ45 contacts; Plug in a Cat6A patch cable to open the shutter

PoE plus compliantShielded RJ45 connector for IEEE 802.3at Power over Ethernet (PoE+) network applications up to 30W with a Cat 6A Ethernet cable; Standards compliance includes a UL listed flammability rating, TIA/EIA 568-C.2, IEEE 802.3an 10GBASE-T, and ISO/IEC 11801 Class E; compatible with a PoE IP camera or PoE access point

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Customer Reviews


Average Customer Reviews:	3.4/5	Rated by 5 user(s)	Click Here to write your review!

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(5 out of 5)

Reviewer: HuebyIT, LLC

09/08/2023 19:37:53

I did not have the opportunity to try the custom crimp tool, but using a punch tool made clean, solid connections. I used Cat6 shielded cable, with the wire braiding pulled back, and copper tape. Although the cable would not fit through the plastic cover, this was a minor inconvenience. I was able to get the wires placed, punched down, and then the plastic cover fit over and hold them in place. I have not had any connectivity issues after two years. Even after one network drop was smashed in I am still able to get gig+ speeds on those lines. I had no issues with the wires shorting out. There may be a better design on the market, but these have worked well, and cable termination wasn't slowed by much. I patched in about 24 on this job.

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(5 out of 5)

Reviewer: pdgeek

01/01/2021 22:59:59

This worked really well for us even with burial grade cat6a. The amount of time saved using this connector has been totally worth it for us.

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(5 out of 5)

Reviewer: CustomAVIntegrator

08/23/2016 00:28:16

16 years in business and came a crossed quite a few brands of connectors. These are one of two shielded Cat6A jacks that I've used and had stayed with these for my last few jobs. When done punched down correctly, I had no issues with them at all, data signal and connection verification passed just fine with $1K network cable testing tool. Not sure how other reviewers are running into problems but I've simply strip outer jacket, cut off clear 2nd layer film, place wires on connector, manually punch down with Fluke punch tool, place plastic white cap, latch metal cover and snap into place, wrap grounding wire around end cover and secure with provide small zip tie. Using these with 1 ft shielded patch cables are a lot faster than making a shielded RJ45 connections. Used over 50+ of these jacks, purchased through Amazon, have not had a single problem with the right tools and know-how.

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(1 out of 5)

Reviewer: WIREPROGUY

08/28/2014 21:10:27

The design of this connector must be one of the worst I have ever experienced. I am jot sure about the above reviewer saying the plastic will punch down the wires, you still need to punch them down. The wires need to pass through the plastic cover, but the matching cable matters wire outer jacket wont fit through. This causes you to have very short, confined space to space with extremely short wires to punch down. When you move the plastic so you can punch down the other side, the wires pull out! So it is a fight back n forth to keep it all connected.... then comes the issue that the metalshield jacket contacts the wires, causing shorts. It is difficult to reopen the metal tabs, if they dont snap. I would give this product 0 stars if I could. I cant imagine how Cable Matters did not do any testing.

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(1 out of 5)

Reviewer: Sushant

08/16/2012 21:07:03

The toolless design is nothing short of horrible. The plastic cover used to "punch" down the pairs do not nick/expose the all of the twisted pairs to the keystone jack (it's a hit or miss thing). Tried about 6-8 jacks and was only able to successfully get proper connection on 2. Going to return the product and will order keystone jacks that require the punch down tool. Additionally, after you put the plastic cover that "punches the pairs in the jack, the extra wire is *not* stripped. Have to do it w/ plier (which does not give a clean look). This actually causes a short circuit w/ the jack enclosure.