Keystone Jack UTP Cat6 LYNX CS LX-KST-TL-90-CAT6-UTP 90° White — Cat6 UTP keystone jack, right-angle

Right-angle Keystone Jack UTP Cat6 by LYNX CS (model LX-KST-TL-90-CAT6-UTP) in white is a compact keystone jack designed for terminating unshielded twisted-pair Cat6 cable. The 90° orientation reduces rear clearance requirements and simplifies cable routing in shallow enclosures, patch panels and wall plates. Engineered to support Cat6 performance, this keystone connector is intended for structured network installations where space efficiency and reliable signal transmission are required.

Advantages

This right-angle Cat6 UTP keystone jack offers a compact footprint that eases installation in tight spaces and minimizes cable bend radius behind panels. The connector supports standard Cat6 wiring patterns, ensuring consistent pair alignment and reliable contact termination. Its keystone form factor makes it compatible with standard keystone wall plates, patch panels and modular faceplates, enabling quick swaps or upgrades without rewiring the entire run.

Suitable for

• Home and small office Ethernet installations requiring Cat6 performance
• Rack-mounted patch panels and shallow network enclosures
• Keystone wall plates and modular faceplates in crowded outlet boxes
• Retrofit or new installations where right-angle cable exit reduces strain

Key specifications

• Cable type: UTP (unshielded twisted pair) suitable for Cat6 twisted-pair cable
• Orientation: 90° right-angle exit to save depth behind mounting surface
• Pin configuration: Standard 8P8C keystone contact layout for Ethernet
• Color: White finish for neutral appearance in wall plates and panels
• Form factor: Keystone modular size compatible with standard keystone apertures

How to use

Strip the outer jacket of the Cat6 UTP cable to expose the four twisted pairs, untwist pairs only as required by the termination points, and place wires according to the chosen wiring scheme. Insert each conductor into the corresponding IDC slot on the keystone jack and use an appropriate punch-down tool to secure the contacts. After termination, snap the keystone module into the wall plate or patch panel aperture, and verify connections with a cable tester to ensure continuity and correct pair mapping.

Usage recommendations

Use this keystone jack with Cat6-rated UTP cable and maintain recommended bend radius to preserve signal integrity. Avoid excessive untwisting of pairs and ensure solid punch-down terminations. For installations in high-interference environments or where grounding is required, consider using shielded alternatives and follow local cabling standards.