NETRACK Keystone Jack RJ45 105-35 — NETRACK modular keystone jack for network cabling

NETRACK Keystone Jack RJ45 105-35 is a modular keystone jack designed for structured network cabling. The jack provides a standard RJ45 connection point for Ethernet cables in patch panels, wall plates and outlets, allowing termination and connection of twisted-pair network cables for reliable data transmission in local area networks. The component is compatible with typical keystone-compatible mounting frames and supports toolless installation for quick deployment.

Advantages

The NETRACK keystone jack offers a compact, industry-standard interface for category-rated copper cabling. Toolless termination reduces installation time and removes the need for specialized termination tools. The jack’s modular format enables easy replacement or reconfiguration in patch panels and wall plates, while its design ensures stable electrical contact and consistent signal performance when used with appropriately rated cables and connectors.

Suitable for

• Termination of horizontal cabling in office and data center environments
• Integration into patch panels, wall outlets and surface-mount boxes
• Deployments requiring quick, tool-free terminations
• Structured cabling systems supporting high-speed Ethernet

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 keystone jack for modular mounting
• Cabling compatibility: unshielded twisted pair (UTP) copper cable
• Category support: suitable for Category-rated Ethernet installations (see cable rating for exact category compatibility)
• Termination method: toolless termination for quick field installation
• Mounting format: keystone-compatible housing for patch panels and faceplates
• Electrical contact: gold-plated contacts for reliable connectivity

How to use

Prepare the twisted-pair cable by stripping the outer jacket to the recommended length and untwisting pairs only as much as required for termination. Align the individual conductors with the color-coded termination slots on the keystone jack and insert them following the jack’s wiring scheme. Press the jack’s cap or termination mechanism to secure the conductors in place; the toolless design locks contacts without specialized tools. Snap the completed keystone module into a compatible patch panel or wall plate until it clicks into position. Test the terminated connection with appropriate network testers to verify continuity and performance.

Usage recommendations

Use cables and components rated for the intended Ethernet category to ensure required performance. Avoid excessive untwisting of pairs and maintain recommended bend radii during installation. For critical or high-speed links, verify connections with a cable certifier or network tester after termination.