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Keystone Jack, Cat 8, Shielded, 180 degree, tool-less, each

$16.95

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Specifications

Our CAT 8 Shielded HD Component Rated line is our premier line of data jacks. The CAT8 Shielded Keystone Jacks are engineered with PCB technology, phosphor bronze IDC contacts, gold plated prongs, and a zinc die-cast with nickel plated housing.

These CAT 8 Shielded line of keystone jacks are also compatible with solid and stranded 22 AWG to 24 AWG size wires.
The CAT 8 Shielded line of keystone jacks were engineered to simplify the termination helping you save time and money with features like easy to read wire labels, universal T568A & T568B wiring and tool-less termination when using the IDC cap.

Our CAT 8 Shielded HD Component Rated Keystone Jack line is subject to UL standards and is UL Listed. Warehuse Cable’s CAT 8 Shielded HD Component Rated Jacks meet all requirements for ANSI/EIA/TIA 568 C.2-1 Compliance and are inspected and tested to comply with stringent industry transmissions and safety standards.

  • CAT 8 Performance Speeds of up to 40G
  • Fully backward compatible with Category 6A
  • 8 Pin x 8 Conductor for Streamlined Connection
  • High-Density, Slim Profile
  • Gold-Plated Nickel Contacts Provide Corrosion Resistance and Signal Conductivity
  • Small Form-Factor for High-Density Installations
  • Suitable For Shielded Solid & Stranded 22 AWG to 24 AWG Wire
  • T568A & T568B Wiring
  • Tool-Less Termination When Using The IDC Cap
  • Power Over Ethernet (POE) Capabilities
  • Meets and Exceeds ANSI/EIA/TIA 568 C.2-1 Standards
  • UL Compliant

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