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Cat5E 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack RJ45 – 10-Pack

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10pcs Cat5E 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack RJ45 CAT5 Network Qme 10pcs

Cat5E 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack RJ45 – 10-Pack

$20.96
Sale price  $20.96 Regular price  $25.11
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Cat5E 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack – RJ45 Network Connector (10-Pack)

Upgrade your home or office network with the Cat5E 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack — a reliable, high-performance RJ45 connector designed for fast, stable Ethernet connections. Whether you're building out a structured wiring system, setting up a home office, or managing a small business network, these keystone jacks deliver dependable Cat5E performance in a compact, easy-to-install package.

Key Features

  • Cat5E Certified: Meets or exceeds TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 and ISO 11801 2nd edition standards for Category 5E performance.
  • 110 Punch Down Termination: Quick and secure wire termination using a standard punch down tool — no soldering required.
  • Balanced Signal Transmission: Engineered to optimize insertion loss and crosstalk performance for clean, consistent data transfer.
  • Universal Keystone Form Factor: Snaps into standard keystone wall plates, patch panels, and surface mount boxes.
  • T568A & T568B Compatible: Color-coded wiring guides printed directly on the jack for easy, error-free termination.
  • 10-Pack Value: Includes 10 keystone jacks — ideal for multi-room installations, renovations, or keeping spares on hand.
  • Durable Construction: Built from high-quality plastic housing with gold-plated contacts for long-lasting connectivity.

Specifications

  • Type: Cat5E 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack
  • Connector: RJ45 (8P8C)
  • Standard: TIA/EIA 568B/A 2.1 & ISO 11801 2nd edition
  • Wiring: T568A / T568B
  • Quantity: 10 pieces per pack
  • Compatible With: Standard keystone wall plates, patch panels, surface mount boxes
  • Brand: Qme

How to Install

  1. Strip the outer jacket of your Cat5E cable to expose the twisted pairs.
  2. Untwist each pair and lay wires into the color-coded slots on the keystone jack (follow T568A or T568B diagram printed on the jack).
  3. Use a 110 punch down tool to seat and trim each wire securely.
  4. Snap the completed keystone jack into your wall plate, patch panel, or surface mount box.
  5. Connect your RJ45 patch cable and enjoy a stable, fast network connection.

Perfect For

  • Home networking and structured wiring installations
  • Office LAN (Local Area Network) setups
  • Patch panel builds and network closet organization
  • Replacing damaged or worn keystone jacks
  • IT professionals, electricians, and DIY enthusiasts

For more information on structured cabling standards and best practices, visit the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What cable types are compatible with the Cat5E 110 Punch Down Keystone Jack?

A: This keystone jack is designed specifically for Cat5E solid or stranded twisted pair cables. It uses the standard 110 punch down termination method and is compatible with T568A and T568B wiring configurations, making it suitable for virtually all structured Cat5E cabling installations.

Q: Do I need a special tool to install this keystone jack?

A: Yes, a standard 110 punch down tool is required to properly seat and trim the wires into the jack's IDC (Insulation Displacement Contact) slots. These tools are widely available and inexpensive. No soldering is needed — termination is fast and straightforward.

Q: Will this keystone jack fit my existing wall plates or patch panels?

A: Yes. This jack uses the universal keystone form factor, which is an industry-standard size that fits the vast majority of keystone wall plates, surface mount boxes, and patch panels available on the market.

Q: What is the difference between T568A and T568B wiring?

A: Both are valid Ethernet wiring standards defined by TIA/EIA 568. T568B is the most commonly used in North American commercial installations, while T568A is often used in residential and government wiring. The color-coded guide printed on the jack clearly shows both configurations — just choose one and stay consistent throughout your installation.

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