Socket outlet RJ-45 Alcasa GC-N0020

The Alcasa GC-N0020 is a compact RJ-45 socket outlet designed for category 6a cabling and high-speed network installations. Finished in white and sized at 80 mm by 80 mm, this wall-mounted socket provides a tidy, low-profile interface for Ethernet connections in residential and commercial environments. It accepts standard RJ-45 plugs and is intended to deliver consistent signal transmission for data networks where Cat6a performance is required.

Advantages

The Alcasa GC-N0020 combines Cat6a compatibility with a slim mechanical design that fits common mounting boxes. Its neutral white colour integrates with most interior finishes. The product provides stable physical connectivity for shielded or unshielded Cat6a cables and is suitable where improved bandwidth and reduced crosstalk compared with lower category outlets are needed. The compact 80 × 80 mm footprint supports tidy cable routing and installation in typical wall plate arrangements.

Suitable for

• Home network wall outlets for high-speed internet and media streaming
• Office network points for workstations, VoIP phones and printers
• Data closets and patch panels feeding short runs to wall sockets
• Upgrades where existing outlets are replaced to support Cat6a cabling

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ-45 female Ethernet socket
• Cable category supported: Cat6a
• External colour: white
• Dimensions: approximately 80 mm × 80 mm (width × height)
• Mounting: standard wall box installation

How to use

Mount the socket onto a compatible recessed wall box and terminate the Cat6a cable pairs according to the T568A or T568B wiring standard, ensuring correct pair alignment and secure insulation displacement or punch-down connections. After termination, attach the faceplate and secure the module to the mounting frame. Plug standard RJ-45 network cables into the outlet to connect devices to the local network. Follow local electrical and building regulations during installation and, if needed, consult a qualified installer for structured cabling work.

Usage recommendations

Use Cat6a-rated cables and compatible patch cords to achieve the intended performance. Maintain proper cable bending radius and avoid running Ethernet cables parallel to high-voltage power lines to reduce interference. Verify termination and continuity with appropriate network testers after installation to ensure optimal data throughput and signal integrity.