Connection box SOLARIX CAT6A STP KRJS45‑VEB6A 8P8C LSA+ for shielded Ethernet terminations

Connection box SOLARIX CAT6A STP KRJS45‑VEB6A is designed for terminating shielded (STP) CAT6A Ethernet cabling. It provides an 8P8C (RJ45) interface and LSA+ (Krone) punch-down contacts that accept solid conductors in AWG 26–22. The silver-coloured box measures 68.9 mm × 40.8 mm × 26.3 mm and maintains shielding continuity for reliable high-speed network connections.

Advantages

The SOLARIX KRJS45‑VEB6A offers a compact metal connection box with a Krone LSA+ IDC block for fast and reliable termination of shielded CAT6A cables. It supports standard 8P8C terminations and AWG 26–22 conductor sizes, simplifies on-site splicing or extensions, and helps preserve the cable shield to reduce EMI and maintain performance for 10 Gigabit Ethernet.

Suitable for

• Termination of shielded (STP/FTP) CAT6A patch and installation cables
• Splicing or extending two shielded four-pair CAT6A cables
• Field installations requiring LSA+/Krone punch-down terminations
• Structured cabling points where maintaining shielding continuity is needed

Key specifications

• Model: KRJS45‑VEB6A
• Standard: CAT6A STP
• Interface: 8P8C (RJ45)
• Contacts: LSA+ / Krone IDC
• Conductor size: AWG 26–22 (solid conductors)
• Material / colour: silver box
• Dimensions: 68.9 mm × 40.8 mm × 26.3 mm
• Brand: SOLARIX

How to use

Strip the outer jacket of the shielded CAT6A cable, fold back the drain wire and shield as required to maintain continuity, and insert individual conductors into the LSA+ punch-down block according to the selected wiring scheme. Use an appropriate punch-down tool to terminate each conductor into the IDC slots. Connect the RJ45 8P8C interface as needed for patching or use the box to splice/extend the link, ensuring the shield connection is secured to the box to preserve grounding.

Usage recommendations

For reliable 10 Gigabit performance, use solid AWG 26–22 conductors only, follow CAT6A wiring color codes, and ensure the cable shield is properly bonded to the connection box. Use a certified punch-down tool and test the terminated link with appropriate network testers.