Modulo Keystone DELOCK RJ45 femmina su LSA Cat.6A angolato 45° non schermato 180°

DELOCK Keystone Module RJ45 jack to LSA Cat.6A 45° angled unshielded 180° provides a compact termination point for copper Ethernet cabling in structured cabling systems. The module integrates an RJ45 jack on the front and an LSA-style punchdown termination at the rear, designed to support Cat.6A performance while remaining unshielded. Its 45° angled housing with a 180° orientation enables low-profile installations in keystone panels and wall plates where space and cable routing require an angular exit.

Advantages

The keystone module offers a space-saving angled design that facilitates neat cable routing and reduces stress on connected patch cords. Unshielded construction simplifies installation in unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) environments and avoids the need for additional grounding. The LSA punchdown termination provides a reliable and tool-friendly method to terminate copper pairs, ensuring consistent contact and reducing installation time in typical network deployment scenarios.

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How to use

Install the module into a compatible keystone opening on a wall plate or patch panel until it snaps into place. Prepare and strip the outer sheath of the copper cable, separate and align the twisted pairs, and follow the color code on the module for correct pair placement. Use an appropriate LSA punchdown tool to terminate each conductor into the LSA contacts, ensuring clean and complete seating. After termination, inspect the connections visually and, if needed, use a cable tester to verify continuity and pair integrity before connecting active equipment to the RJ45 jack.

Recommendations

For reliable Cat.6A performance, pair this unshielded keystone module with Cat.6A-rated UTP cable and maintain proper cable routing to minimize bend radius and crosstalk. Avoid installing this unshielded module in environments that require screened or shielded components unless appropriate grounding and shielded modules are used. Verify terminations with a certified tester when deploying in critical network segments.