Scan CAT6A Passthrough Keystone Module
Scan CAT6A Passthrough Keystone Module
Scan code: LN148424 Manufacturer code: UT-899CAT6AKJST
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Scan CAT6A Passthrough Keystone Module

Scan UT-899CAT6AKJST CAT6A Passthrough Keystone Snap-in Module for Faceplates or Patch Panels, Metal Shell, 22 - 26 AWG
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Scan code: LN148424 Manufacturer code: UT-899CAT6AKJST
£1.99
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Product Overview

CAT6A Shielded Keystone Jack Plastic Clip

The UT-899CAT6AKJST is a passthrough keystone module for faceplates or patch panels etc. It is a standard snap-in module for CAT6A applications.

Features


• CAT6A keystone jack.
• Metal Shell.
• Tinned bronze contacts.
• For 22 - 26 AWG.

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Scan CAT6A Passthrough Keystone Module
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