Junction Box Intellinet Cat6 FTP Silver 512381

The Intellinet Junction Box Cat6 FTP Silver 512381 allows joining two Cat6 shielded (FTP) cables without additional couplers. Constructed from metal with a silver finish, the junction box is sized for compact network installations and is designed to maintain Cat6 performance in compliance with ANSI/TIA/EIA 568 B.2-1 standards. It is suitable for professional and residential cabling where shielded twisted-pair connections are required.

Advantages

This punch-down type junction box supports shielded twisted pair (FTP) Cat6 cables and is compatible with both 110 and Krone punch-down tools, simplifying termination and minimizing signal loss at the connection point. Its metal housing provides mechanical protection and shielding continuity, and the compact dimensions (35 mm × 628 mm × 24 mm) and silver finish make it easy to integrate into existing installations.

Suitable for

• Repairing or extending Cat6 FTP cable runs
• Horizontal and vertical shielded cable installations
• Small server rooms, office networks, and residential setups requiring shielded connections

Key specifications

• Model: Intellinet Junction Box Cat6 FTP Silver 512381
• Cable type: Shielded twisted pair (FTP) Cat6
• Termination: Punch-down type (compatible with 110 and Krone tools)
• Standards: Compliant with ANSI/TIA/EIA 568 B.2-1 for Cat6 performance
• Material/colour: Metal, silver
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 35 mm × 628 mm × 24 mm
• Weight: 0.07 kg

How to use

Strip the outer jacket of each Cat6 FTP cable to expose the foil shield and conductor pairs. Insert conductors into the junction box punch-down slots following the required pairing and wiring scheme, then secure each wire using a 110 or Krone punch-down tool. Ensure the foil shield is properly terminated to maintain continuity across the junction and close or mount the metal housing as required by your installation.

Usage recommendations

Use a compatible punch-down tool (110 or Krone) and verify shield continuity with a suitable tester after termination; follow local cabling standards and safety practices when installing shielded network components.