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Cat.6A Keystone Jack UTP 22-26 AWG, toolless, 17.4 mm width
Part No.: NK4028
EAN: 4052792061796
PU: 500
- Cat.6A Keystone jack (module), toolless
- Cat.6A Class EA, 500 MHz
- Complies with ISO/IEC 11801 and TIA/EIA 568
- Downward compatible with Cat.6 and Cat.5e
- For AWG22/1 to AWG26/1 solid cable
- For AWG24/7 to AWG26/7 patch cable
- Supports PoE, PoE+ and PoE++
- 180° cable termination, butterfly type
- Suitable for cable diameter 5–8 mm
General product data:
- Weight: 0.01 kg
- Height: 2.64 cm
- Width: 1.74 cm
- Length: 4.14 cm
RJ45 Keystone module for the transmission of digital and analog signals up to a frequency of 500... more
Product information "Cat.6A Keystone Jack UTP 22-26 AWG, toolless, 17.4 mm width" from LogiLink Professional
RJ45 Keystone module for the transmission of digital and analog signals up to a frequency of 500 MHz. The LogiLink Keystone module enables, in connection with components of the same or higher quality, cabling according to Cat.6 and Cat.6A with sufficient power reserves for a link of class E or EA. This makes it suitable for the transmission of Gigabit Ethernet, 10Gigabit Ethernet and PoE applications. Assembly-friendly installation thanks to tool-free connection.
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