Cat6 Keystone Jacks

Cat6 Ethernet Keystone Jack

A keystone jack is an integral part of a local area network (LAN), whether it be for a business or for your home. Suppose you are running a new wire to connect your internet modem from your basement to a room in your house, you need a keystone jack in that room to plug the wire in that will connect to your computer!

You strip the jacket, and punch down the individual wires into the back of the jack, and put it in the wallplate that goes in the wall. This is the most reliable connection you can get. You can separate each room by using a different color jack. Compare Cat6 Keystone Jack at Home Depot with Cables.com high quality keystone jacks and connectors.

- These are 8P8C- used with most RJ45 modular connectors for the best connection available.
- 50 micron gold connectors ensure smooth data transmission.
- Rated upto 550 mhz category 6.
- Works with most 110 punch down tools
- Easily Punch Down

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT CAT6 KEYSTONE JACKS

Is there a difference between Cat6 and Cat6a keystone jacks?
Basically, Cat6a is able to transmist at 10 Gps over longer distances than Cat6.

What is a keystone jack used for?
A keystone jack is a female connector used to transmist data over local area networks (LANS). Mounted in a wall plate or panel with a matching plugin male connector from the end of an ethernet cable.

How do you stop Cat6 into keystone jack?
You strip the jacket, and punch down the individual wires into the back of the jack, and put it in the wallplate that goes in the wall. This is the most reliable connection you can get.