RJ45 Socket MetzConnect 130E371027-I LSA++ Traffic White — keystone network outlet

MetzConnect Keystone RJ45 socket 130E371027-I in Traffic White is a modular network outlet designed for structured cabling systems. The connector accepts standard RJ45 plugs and features an LSA++ style IDC termination that enables quick and reliable connections to Cat5e/Cat6 copper cabling. The compact keystone format is compatible with common wall plates, patch panels and outlet boxes to provide a discreet, serviceable network port for Ethernet installations.

Advantages

The keystone socket offers consistent contact geometry for secure plug insertion and low contact resistance to support data transmission. LSA++ IDC termination reduces installation time by allowing tool-assisted insulation displacement without the need to strip conductors manually. The Traffic White housing provides neutral visual integration with typical office and residential faceplates while the robust plastic construction supports repeated insertions and normal mechanical stress.

Suitable for

• Structured cabling in offices and residential buildings
• Installation in standard keystone wall plates and patch panels
• Retrofit and new-build Ethernet outlet deployments
• Small server rooms and data cabinets requiring modular ports

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 keystone module
• Termination method: LSA++ IDC compatible
• Color: Traffic White
• Compatibility: Standard keystone openings, wall plates, patch panels
• Suitable cable categories: Typical Cat5e and Cat6 twisted-pair copper
• Material: Durable thermoplastic housing with metal contacts

How to use

Insert the keystone module into a compatible wall plate or patch panel opening until it snaps into place. Arrange the twisted-pair conductors according to the chosen wiring standard (T568A or T568B), position them into the LSA++ IDC slots and use an appropriate IDC punch-down tool to terminate each conductor. After termination, trim any excess conductor if required, snap the faceplate onto its mount and test the port with a network cable tester to verify continuity and pair assignments.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, use matching cable categories and maintain proper bend radii when routing cable. Perform post-installation tests for continuity, pair mapping and attenuation. Avoid excessive force when inserting plugs and ensure the module is fully seated in its mounting frame to prevent intermittent connections.