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Cat 6A Shielded Panel Mount Keystone Coupler
CAT6A Shielded Panel Mount Keystone Couplers from Networx® provide the ultimate performance at a competitive price. These Category 6A Shielded Panel Mount Keystone Couplers are 8-Position 8-Conductor (8P8C) and will live up to your expectations time and time again.
$3.97
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Cat 6A SpeedTerm Keystone Jack 90 Degree - Black
Put these versatile keystone jacks to work! They are compatible with your standard 110 Punch Down Tool as well as the SpeedTerm Tool available from Networx®.
$3.13
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Cat 6A SpeedTerm Keystone Jack 90 Degree - Blue
Put these versatile keystone jacks to work! They are compatible with your standard 110 Punch Down Tool as well as the SpeedTerm Tool available from Networx®.
$3.13
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Cat 6A SpeedTerm Keystone Jack 90 Degree - Shielded
Put these versatile keystone jacks to work! They are compatible with your standard 110 Punch Down Tool as well as the SpeedTerm Tool available from Networx®.
$4.47
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Cat 6A SpeedTerm Keystone Jack 90 Degree - White
Put these versatile keystone jacks to work! They are compatible with your standard 110 Punch Down Tool as well as the SpeedTerm Tool available from Networx®.
$3.13
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Cat6A keystone jack used for?
It terminates a Cat6A network cable run into a keystone-cut wall plate, surface mount box, or patch panel, providing a fixed RJ45 port rated for Cat6A's higher bandwidth and 10 Gigabit Ethernet runs.
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What's the difference between Cat6 and Cat6A keystone jacks?
Cat6A uses the same wiring but is built to a tighter performance spec, supporting full 10 Gigabit Ethernet over the standard 100-meter run length, whereas Cat6 only supports 10 Gigabit over shorter distances. Cat6A itself isn't inherently shielded — this lineup offers both unshielded (UTP) and shielded (STP) Cat6A versions.
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What's the difference between the unshielded and shielded Cat6A SpeedTerm keystone jacks?
The unshielded (UTP) versions use standard twisted-pair construction. The shielded (STP) version adds a metal shield around the jack to block EMI/RFI interference, useful in electrically noisy environments or dense cable runs.
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What color options are available for the Cat6A SpeedTerm keystone jack?
Black, Blue, White, and a Shielded (Silver) version.
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