Cat-6 Keystone Jack

What is Cat-6 Keystone Jack?

A Cat-6 Keystone Jack is a modular connector used in network cabling installations. It is designed to provide a standardized interface for connecting twisted-pair Ethernet cables to a wall plate or patch panel.

The Cat-6 Keystone Jack supports high-speed data transfer rates of up to 10 Gbps and is backward compatible with earlier versions of Ethernet. It is designed to be easy to install and provides a secure and reliable connection for network devices. The keystone jack is a rectangular module that can be easily snapped into place in a keystone wall plate or patch panel. It features eight pins or contacts that are used to connect the twisted pairs of a Cat-6 Ethernet cable to a network device. Cat-6 Keystone Jacks are commonly used in structured cabling installations in homes, offices, and data centers. They are available in a range of different colors and styles to meet the specific needs of different installations. Overall, the Cat-6 Keystone Jack is a simple but essential component of network cabling installations. It provides a standardized interface for connecting Ethernet cables to network devices and allows for fast and efficient data transfer over a wired network.