Keystone konektor samica ACT CAT5E nechránený bez nástroja biely TD5011

The ACT CAT5E Keystone Jack is an unshielded, tool-free connector designed for quick and straightforward installation in structured cabling systems. It combines an RJ45 female interface with IDC (insulation displacement contact) terminations to accept CAT5E UTP network cables. The compact white housing fits standard keystone wall plates and patch panels, providing a discrete outlet for Ethernet connections in home and office environments.

Advantages

This keystone jack requires no special tools for termination, reducing installation time and lowering the risk of wiring errors. Its unshielded design is suitable for typical indoor Ethernet installations where shielding is not required. The RJ45 interface ensures compatibility with standard network patch cords, while the durable plastic housing offers a stable connection and blends with common wall plate finishes.

Suitable for

• Home networking and residential Ethernet outlets
• Small office and commercial workstations
• Patch panels and keystone wall plates in structured cabling
• Quick repairs or upgrades where tool-free termination is preferred

Key specifications

• Category: CAT5E (suitable for 100BASE-TX and typical gigabit switch environments when used within CAT5E limits)
• Type: Unshielded (UTP) keystone jack
• Termination: Tool-free IDC connections
• Connector interface: RJ45 female
• Color: White
• Form factor: Keystone-compatible compact housing for wall plates and patch panels

How to use

Insert the stripped and prepared CAT5E cable conductors into the designated IDC slots following the color code printed on the jack. Press the conductors firmly into the IDC terminations until they click into place; no punch-down tool is required. Snap the keystone jack into a compatible wall plate or patch panel until it locks. Connect network devices using standard RJ45 patch cords to the front port.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use this ACT CAT5E keystone jack with CAT5E-rated UTP cables and maintain proper cable management to avoid excessive bending or tension. Avoid environments requiring shielding or enhanced EMI protection; for such installations choose shielded components. Confirm wiring follows the T568A or T568B standard consistently across the link.