Mediabridge Cat5e Keystone Jack (Blue) - Punch-Down RJ45 Insert for Keystone Wall Plate - 25 Pack (Part# 51J-C5-BLU-25PK)

Mediabridge Cat5e Keystone Jacks These Cat5e Keystone Jacks (also known as a wall jacks/modular inserts) are ideal for hooking up your high-speed Ethernet cables to a wall outlet for a neat & clean setup. Each jack is specifically designed to fit into a standard Keystone wall plate. Punch-down designs & strong plastic builds make each jack perfect for organizing & maintaining your network. Mediabridge Cat5e Keystone Jacks are integrated with color-coded wiring diagrams & numbered molds for an easy user-friendly setup.Product Features- MULTI-PACK: Includes 25 Keystone Jacks, Great For Adding An RJ45 Connection To Any Room Of Your Home Or Office- RE-USABLE KEYSTONE JACK: Fits Standard Keystone Wall Plates (Single-Gang or Multi-Gang) In Commercial & Residential Settings Again & Again- STURDY SNAP-IN CONSTRUCTION: Quick & Secure Installs, Which Can Be Easily Disconnected & Relocated For Temporary Or Long Term Configurations- PRO GRADE RJ45: Corrosion-Resistant Gold-Plated Contacts, Meets Or Exceeds Category 5e Performance In Compliance With The TIA/EIA 568B.2 Standard- DURABLE: Punch-Down Design & Strong Plastic Builds, Perfect For Covering Up Unsightly Holes In The Wall, While Organizing Your Network For Quick & Easy AccessCompatibilityMediabridge Keystone Wall Plates, including 1-Port, 2-Port, 4-Port & 6-Port, as well as other standard Keystone Wall PlatesInstallationSnap the jack into the port of your desired Keystone Wall Plate & simply use a tool to screw the wall plate in placeWarrantyLimited 1 Year Warranty.

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