NETRACK Keystone Jack RJ45 105-34 — modular network connector for keystone panels

NETRACK Keystone Jack RJ45 105-34 is a modular keystone connector intended for structured cabling systems. The jack provides a standardized RJ45 interface for Ethernet cabling and is designed to fit keystone openings in keystone panels, patch panels and faceplates. This toolless Cat6 UTP keystone jack supports termination of twisted-pair copper cables and enables patching and flexible connections in racks, wiring closets and cabinets.

Advantages

This keystone jack offers a compact, industry-standard RJ45 interface compatible with keystone modules and faceplates. Toolless termination speeds up installation by allowing cable termination without special punch-down tools. The Cat6 UTP specification ensures support for up to gigabit Ethernet in standard structured cabling topologies. The modular format simplifies replacement and reconfiguration of ports in patch panels and wall plates.

Suitable for

• Terminating Cat5e/Cat6 UTP twisted-pair Ethernet cables
• Populating keystone patch panels, wall plates and faceplates
• Network cabinets, wiring closets and data racks
• Small office and enterprise LAN installations requiring modular ports

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 keystone jack (modular)
• Cabling category: Cat6 UTP
• Termination style: Toolless, IDC-compatible
• Number of pairs: 4 (8P8C)
• Mounting: Standard keystone opening for panels and faceplates
• Application: Ethernet twisted-pair copper networks

How to use

Prepare the UTP cable by stripping the outer jacket to expose the four twisted pairs and untwist them to the length recommended by the jack manufacturer. Follow the color-code printed on the keystone jack to insert each conductor into the corresponding IDC slot, then secure the wires using the built-in toolless termination mechanism. Once terminated, snap the keystone jack into a compatible keystone panel, patch panel module or faceplate until it locks. Connect patch cables to the RJ45 port for network connectivity and test the link with a cable tester to verify wiring and performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the keystone jack in environments that meet Cat6 UTP installation practices: maintain proper cable bend radius, avoid excessive untwisting, and separate data cables from strong electrical sources. Test each terminated port for continuity and pair integrity and follow structured cabling standards for labeling and documentation.