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D-Link Cat6 RJ45 Keystone Jack – UTP Punch-Down Module
KSh 150.00
D-Link Cat6 UTP keystone jack for terminating Cat6 cable at wall outlets and patch panels. Punch-down IDC works with both Krone and 110 tools, takes 23–26 AWG cable, and has T568A/T568B colour-coded labels. Snaps into standard keystone face plates and modular patch panels.
Description
D-Link Cat6 UTP Keystone Jack for Network, CCTV and VoIP Points
The D-Link Cat6 keystone jack turns a Cat6 cable run into a clean RJ45 network point. Punch the four pairs into the IDC block, snap the jack into a face plate or patch panel, and the point is ready for a PC, IP camera, access point or IP phone.
The IDC block works with both a Krone punch down tool and a standard 110 tool, so you can use whichever tool is already in your kit. Universal colour-coded labels cover both T568A and T568B, and the RJ45 contacts are 50-micro-inch gold plated for a reliable connection over repeated plugging.
Key Features
- Cat6 UTP performance for Gigabit Ethernet, PoE cameras and VoIP
- RJ45 8P8C jack with 50µ” gold-plated contacts
- 180° punch-down IDC, compatible with Krone and 110 tools
- Accepts 23–26 AWG solid and stranded cable
- T568A / T568B colour-coded labels on the jack
- Standard keystone size for face plates, surface boxes and high-density patch panels
- Cat6 performance to ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.2
Specifications
| Brand | D-Link |
| Category | Cat6 |
| Type | UTP (unshielded) |
| Connector | RJ45 8P8C |
| Termination | 180° punch-down IDC (Krone or 110 tool) |
| Cable gauge | 23–26 AWG, solid or stranded |
| Wiring | T568A / T568B |
| Contact plating | 50µ” gold |
| Standard | ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.2 |
Applications
Office and home network points, CCTV and IP camera runs, Wi-Fi access point drops, VoIP phone points and patch panel terminations in network cabinets.
How to Terminate a Cat6 Keystone Jack
- Strip about 25 mm of the cable jacket and remove the cross separator.
- Lay each conductor in its slot following the T568B (or T568A) colour labels. Keep the pair twists as close to the jack as possible.
- Punch each wire down with a Krone or 110 tool; the tool seats and trims the wire in one action.
- Snap the jack into the face plate or patch panel and test the point.
Installer tip: untwisting more than about 13 mm of each pair is the most common reason a Cat6 point fails certification.
Complete Your Network Point
Fit the jack into a D-Link Single Port Face Plate or D-Link Dual Port Face Plate, and connect devices with a D-Link Cat6 patch cord.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a Krone tool on this keystone jack?
Yes. The IDC block accepts both Krone and 110 punch-down tools.
Does it work with Cat5e cable?
Yes, as long as the conductors are 23–26 AWG. The link will perform at Cat5e level.
Is a face plate included?
No. Face plates are sold separately in single and dual port versions.
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