S-Video Keystone Jack
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S-Video Keystone Jacks: Seamless Connectivity for Your A/V Setup
Introduction to S-Video Keystone Jacks
S-Video Keystone Jacks are specialized connectors designed to facilitate seamless integration of S-Video devices into your home theater or professional audio/video setup. These compact modules fit seamlessly into standard keystone openings on wall plates and patch panels, providing a sleek and organized solution for routing your S-Video connections.
Understanding S-Video Connectors
S-Video, or Separate Video, is a legacy analog video transmission standard that separates the chrominance (color) and luminance (brightness) components of the video signal into two separate channels. This separation results in superior image quality compared to composite video connections. S-Video Keystone Jacks feature 4-Pin Mini-Din Female connectors on both ends, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of S-Video devices, including gaming consoles, DVD players, and older televisions.
Gold-Plated Connectors for Superior Performance
CableLeader's S-Video Keystone Jacks are equipped with gold-plated connectors, ensuring exceptional signal transmission and long-lasting durability. The gold plating not only enhances conductivity but also provides superior corrosion resistance, ensuring reliable performance even in harsh environments.
Specifications and Usage
The KEYSTONE JACKE MD4F GOLD IVORY from CableLeader is a prime example of a high-quality S-Video Keystone Jack. This module features:
- Connector A: S-Video 4-Pin Mini-Din Female
- Connector B: S-Video 4-Pin Mini-Din Female
- Color: Ivory
Versatile Applications
S-Video Keystone Jacks are ideal for a wide range of applications, including:
- Home theater systems
- Gaming consoles
- Professional audio/video setups
- Security and surveillance systems
Durability and Quality Assurance
CableLeader's S-Video Keystone Jacks are crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability. These modules are designed to withstand frequent use and provide a secure connection for your S-Video devices.
Summary
Upgrade your audio/video setup with CableLeader's S-Video Keystone Jacks and experience seamless connectivity and superior image quality. With their gold-plated connectors, versatile applications, and durable construction, these keystone jacks are the perfect choice for organizing and enhancing your S-Video connections.
What is the purpose of a keystone jack?
A keystone jack is a modular connector designed to be inserted into a wall plate, patch panel, or surface-mount box. It allows for easy connection and termination of cables, such as Ethernet, HDMI, or audio/video cables. Keystone jacks provide a neat and organized way to route and manage various cable connections in structured cabling systems.
What is the difference between RJ45 and keystone jack?
An RJ45 keystone jack is the female modular connector into which Ethernet cables are terminated. It is typically mounted onto a wall plate, faceplate, or patch panel, allowing Ethernet cables to be connected and organized. The RJ45 connector is the male plug that inserts into the keystone jack.
What is the difference between 90 degree and 180 degree keystone jack?
The difference between 90-degree and 180-degree keystone jacks lies in the orientation of the RJ45 port and cable termination direction:
- 90-degree: The RJ45 port and cable termination direction are vertical.
- 180-degree: The RJ45 port and cable termination direction are horizontal.
Can you reuse Ethernet keystone jacks?
Yes, Ethernet keystone jacks are designed to be reusable. They can be inserted and removed a minimum of 20 times without compromising their performance or reliability. Simply use pliers to carefully remove the wires from the jack's terminals, and you can reuse the keystone jack for a new cable termination.
Are there different types of keystone jacks?
Yes, there are various types of keystone jacks available to meet different needs:
- Shielded or unshielded
- Standard or toolless
- 90-degree or 180-degree orientation
- Pass-through or punch-down termination
- Category ratings (e.g., Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a)
Can I use Cat6 keystone with Cat5 cable?
Yes, you can use a Cat6 keystone jack with a Cat5 cable, but you will not achieve Cat6 speeds. The performance will be limited to the capabilities of the Cat5 cable. Additionally, there may be compatibility issues if the keystone jack is designed for a heavier gauge wire than the Cat5 cable. It's generally recommended to match the keystone jack category with the cable category for optimal performance.
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