Equip Cat.6 Unshielded Keystone Jack LSA, Slim Type, White

The EQUIP Cat.6 Unshielded Keystone Jack in slim type is designed for reliable Ethernet connections in space-constrained installations. It fits 1U 48-port keystone patch panels and offers an RJ-45 interface with LSA-style IDC termination and gold flash contacts to ensure consistent signal transmission. Supplied in white and sold in packs of eight, the jack is compatible with Class E / ISO/IEC 11801 2nd Edition and EN 50173 cabling standards and supports both T568A and T568B color codes.

Advantages

The slim form factor (18 mm width, 41 mm height) allows higher port density in patch panels and tight racks. LSA IDC termination simplifies cable installation while maintaining reliable electrical contact. Gold flash contacts improve corrosion resistance and signal integrity. Compliance with Class E and EN 50173 standards ensures interoperability with Cat6 structured cabling systems. Sold in multipacks of eight for efficient bulk deployment.

Suitable for

• 1U 48-port keystone patch panels
• Horizontal patching in server rooms and telecom racks
• Office and data center Cat6 copper cabling
• T568A or T568B wiring schemes

Key specifications

• Brand: EQUIP
• Model / MPN: 769213
• Type: Cat.6 Unshielded Keystone Jack, slim type
• Construction: flat/slim, dimensions approx. 18 mm × 41 mm
• Connector: RJ-45 interface
• Termination: LSA IDC, T568A/T568B color coded
• Contacts: gold flash
• Standards: CLASS E / ISO/IEC 11801 2nd Edition, EN 50173
• Color: white
• Packaging: 8 pcs per pack
• EAN: 4015867203750

How to use

Terminate each twisted-pair cable into the LSA IDC according to the chosen T568A or T568B wiring scheme, then insert the terminated keystone jack into the compatible keystone port of a 1U 48-port patch panel or wall plate. Ensure the cable is dressed and secured to avoid strain on the IDC termination. Test each connection with appropriate network test equipment after installation to verify continuity and performance to Cat6/Class E specifications.

Recommendations

For best results, use within Cat6 copper infrastructure and follow standard cabling practices: maintain proper cable bend radius, separate power and data cables where possible, and perform certification testing after installation. Store packs in a dry environment and handle contacts by the housing to avoid contamination.