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Cat5e RJ45 UTP 110 Type Punch Down Keystone OrangeSKU:KJ302-5100-
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Cat6 RJ45 UTP Tool Less Keystone Jack Orange ColorSKU:KJ303-5000-
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Cat6 RJ45 UTP 110 Type Punch Down Keystone Jack Orange ColorSKU:KJ303-5100-
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Keystone Jacks: Versatile Connectivity Solutions for Voice and Data Networks
Introduction
Keystone jacks are essential components in modern voice and data communication networks, providing a reliable and convenient method for connecting various devices. These versatile connectors, also known as modular jacks, serve as receptacles for RJ12 and RJ45 cables, enabling seamless integration of telephone lines, computer networks, and other communication systems.
At CableLeader, we offer a comprehensive range of high-quality RJ12 Tool-Less Keystone Jacks and Cat5e Tool-Less Keystone Jacks in various colors to meet your specific needs. Our keystone jacks are designed for easy installation and compatibility with our wall plates, patch panels, and surface mount boxes, ensuring a seamless and professional installation experience.
Connectors and Specifications
CableLeader's keystone jacks feature two primary connector types:
- RJ12 6P6C: This connector provides excellent performance for voice applications, making it suitable for RJ11 or RJ12 modular phone cables. With its reliable and durable design, the RJ12 keystone jack ensures clear and consistent voice communication.
- RJ45 Cat5e: Designed for high-speed network connectivity, the RJ45 Cat5e keystone jack is ideal for Ethernet applications using Cat5e solid cables. It delivers exceptional performance and supports data transfer rates up to 1000 Mbps, meeting the demands of modern networks.
Applications and Usage
Our keystone jacks are versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications and usage scenarios, including:
- Residential Networks: Keystone jacks are essential for setting up home networks, allowing you to connect computers, routers, and other devices seamlessly.
- Commercial and Industrial Environments: In office buildings, factories, and other commercial or industrial settings, keystone jacks facilitate reliable voice and data connectivity, enabling efficient communication and data transfer.
- Structured Cabling Systems: Keystone jacks are a crucial component in structured cabling systems, providing a modular and scalable solution for organizing and managing complex network infrastructures.
Quality and Safety Assurance
At CableLeader, we prioritize quality and safety to ensure our customers receive reliable and durable products. Our keystone jacks are UL certified, meeting stringent industry standards for safety and performance. Additionally, we incorporate gold-plated contacts into our keystone jacks, preventing corrosion and ensuring clear signal transmission for optimal connectivity.
To further enhance convenience and user-friendliness, our tool-less keystone jacks feature color-coded wiring diagrams, enabling quick identification and easy installation without the need for specialized tools.
Conclusion
Whether you're setting up a residential network, establishing a commercial communication system, or implementing a structured cabling infrastructure, CableLeader's keystone jacks offer a reliable and versatile solution. With our commitment to quality, safety, and ease of use, you can trust our products to provide seamless connectivity for your voice and data networks. Explore our extensive range of keystone jacks and experience the convenience and performance they offer.
Keystone Jacks FAQ
What are keystone jacks used for?
Keystone jacks are female connectors used in audio, video, and data communications to serve as receptacles for matching male plugs. They are commonly used in structured cabling systems to terminate Ethernet cables and create connections between cables and wall plates, patch panels, or other network equipment.
What is the difference between RJ45 and keystone jacks?
An RJ45 connector is a male plug that plugs into a port or jack, while a keystone jack is a female port that receives the plug. RJ45 connectors and keystone jacks are both used for terminating Ethernet cables, but they serve different purposes. RJ45 connectors attach to the end of a cable, while keystone jacks are mounted in wall plates, patch panels, or other enclosures to provide a receptacle for the RJ45 plug.
Are all keystone jacks the same?
No, keystone jacks come in various types and categories based on the specifications of the network cables they support. The main categories include:
- Cat5e keystone jacks: Rated for up to 1 Gbps, suitable for most home and small business networks.
- Cat6 keystone jacks: Rated for up to 10 Gbps, ideal for high-speed networks in large businesses or data centers.
- Cat6A keystone jacks: Rated for up to 10 Gbps with enhanced shielding and performance.
- Cat7 and Cat8 keystone jacks: Designed for even higher speeds and frequencies.
Additionally, keystone jacks can be unshielded or shielded, and they can be punch-down or tool-less types.
Are keystone jacks standard size?
Yes, most keystone jacks follow an industry-standard size of 14.5mm x 16mm for the interface and latch location. This standard size ensures compatibility with various wall plates, patch panels, and other enclosures designed to accommodate keystone jacks.
How do I choose a keystone jack?
When selecting a keystone jack, consider the following factors:
- Cable category: Choose a keystone jack that matches your cable's category (e.g., Cat6 keystone jack for Cat6 cable).
- Shielding: Shielded keystone jacks provide better protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) but are more expensive.
- Termination type: Punch-down keystone jacks require a punch-down tool, while tool-less jacks offer easier installation.
- Orientation: Choose between 90-degree or 180-degree keystone jacks based on your cable routing needs.