Networking
Structured cabling hardware: RJ45 keystone jacks, inline and right-angle couplers, RJ45 modular plugs, 110 punch-down junction boxes, and shielded panel mount jacks.
These are the termination and connection components that turn cable into a working link — everything between the patch cable and the panel. Available across Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat8, in shielded and unshielded versions.
Cat6 Shielded Panel Mount Bulkhead Coupler
packs to 50
Cat6 RJ45 Inline Coupler, Keystone Latch
packs to 50
Cat6 Shielded Panel Mount Jack
packs to 50
Cat6 Shielded Waterproof Inline Coupler
packs to 50
Cat6 Patch Cable Waterproof Cap
packs to 50
Cat8 RJ45 Keystone Jack, 110 Type
packs to 50
Cat6 Junction Box, 110 Punch Down
packs to 50
Cat6 RJ45 Keystone Jack, 110 Type
packs to 50
Cat5e RJ45 Keystone Jack, 110 Type
packs to 50
Cat5e Junction Box, 110 Punch Down
packs to 50
Cat5e RJ45 Inline Coupler, Keystone Latch
packs to 50
Cat6A Shielded Panel Mount Bulkhead Coupler
packs to 50
Cat6 Shielded RJ45 Right Angle Coupler
packs to 50
Cat6 RJ45 Right Angle Coupler, White
packs to 50
Cat8 RJ45 Plugs, Shielded
1 Pack – 50 Pack
Cat6A Shielded Keystone Jack, 180-Degree
packs to 50
Cat6A Shielded Keystone Jack, 90-Degree
packs to 50
Cat6A RJ45 Keystone Jack, 110 Type
packs to 50
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Questions about Networking
What is the difference between a keystone jack and a keystone coupler?
A keystone jack terminates solid cable on 110 punch-down contacts at the back and presents an RJ45 jack at the front. A keystone coupler has an RJ45 jack on both sides and joins two patch cables with no punch-down. Both snap into the same keystone wall plates and patch panels.
Do I need shielded jacks, couplers and plugs?
Match the hardware to the cable. Shielded cable needs shielded jacks, couplers and plugs so the shield stays continuous through the link; unshielded UTP cable uses unshielded parts. We stock both across Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A and Cat8.
Can I use a Cat6 jack with Cat6A cable?
It will connect, but a link performs only to its lowest-rated component, so a Cat6 jack on Cat6A cable gives you a Cat6 link. Use jacks, couplers and plugs of the same category as the cable.