Modular angled shielded RJ45 keystone jack, Neku Polska RJ45/FTP6A-HAND-KAT, CAT6A FTP

Shielded modular angled RJ45 keystone jack from Neku Polska, model RJ45/FTP6A-HAND-KAT, designed for CAT6A FTP cabling. This compact right-angle keystone jack provides a shielded termination for foil-screened twisted-pair installations, enabling high-speed Ethernet connections up to CAT6A performance. The angled form factor saves space in shallow boxes and crowded patch panels while maintaining EMI protection and a reliable RJ45 interface for data and PoE applications.

Advantages

The short, right-angle profile allows easy installation in confined mounting locations such as shallow wall boxes and dense patch panel arrangements. FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and helps preserve signal integrity in environments with potential noise sources. The keystone format offers compatibility with standard faceplates and patch panels, ensuring flexible deployment and simple replacement without rewiring. Materials and contact plating are selected to maintain stable connections and durability under repeated insertions.

Suitable for

• CAT6A FTP copper Ethernet installations requiring shielded terminations
• Wall plates and outlet boxes with limited depth
• Patching panels and modular faceplates in server rooms and comms cabinets
• Environments with elevated electromagnetic interference where shielding is needed

Key specifications

• Cabling category: CAT6A FTP (foiled twisted pair), supports 10Gb Ethernet
• Connector type: RJ45 keystone jack, angled (right-angle) form factor
• Shielding: foil/shielded design for EMI reduction
• Mounting format: keystone module compatible with standard faceplates and patch panels
• Durability: rated for multiple mating cycles suitable for patching use
• Applications: supports data and PoE over shielded copper cabling

How to use

Terminate the FTP cable by preparing the outer foil and drain wire according to the cable termination method recommended for shielded keystone jacks. Insert individual conductors into the IDC terminals following the colour code for CAT6A; use the jack's housing to secure the foil and ensure continuity of the shield to the module. Snap the keystone jack into a compatible faceplate or patch panel port and tighten any grounding connection required to bond the shield to the installation ground. After mounting, test the link with appropriate CAT6A-qualified test equipment to verify performance and continuity.

Usage recommendations

Use the angled shielded keystone jack in installations where space is limited and where shield continuity must be maintained. Ensure proper grounding of the FTP shield at the patching or outlet location to obtain full EMI protection. Verify cable category and follow manufacturer termination guidelines to achieve expected CAT6A performance.