Eaton Tripp Lite Series Cat6a Keystone Jacks, 10 Pack — 4PPoE Compliant, 110/Krone, 568A/B, RJ45 Ethernet, Black, TAA

Upgrade your Ethernet backbone with the Eaton Tripp Lite Series Cat6a Keystone Jacks. This 10-pack delivers robust, high‑performance termination for Cat6a cabling, enabling reliable, future‑proofed networks for homes, offices, and flex spaces. Built to support 10 Gigabit Ethernet over copper, these keystone jacks are designed for clean, professional installations that stay resilient under heavy data loads and continual use. Whether you’re wiring a home theater, a corporate workstation cluster, or a data‑dense classroom, these jacks provide the trusted performance and solid construction you expect from Eaton Tripp Lite — a brand known for dependable connectivity solutions. With 4PPoE (four‑pair power over Ethernet) compatibility, you can power compatible devices without sacrificing bandwidth or reliability, making them ideal for IP cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and sensor networks. The combination of 110/Krone termination options and 568A/568B wiring support makes these jacks exceptionally versatile for both new installations and retrofits, ensuring compatibility with diverse patch panels and wall plates. The black color adds a sleek, professional finish that blends seamlessly with most faceplates and decors, while the TAA compliance guarantees procurement suitability for federal, state, and local government projects.

• Performance you can rely on: Cat6a capability supports up to 10 Gigabit Ethernet with low crosstalk and excellent return loss, ensuring stable, high‑speed connections even in dense cable runs. The Eaton Tripp Lite keystone jacks are engineered to minimize signal degradation, deliver consistent data transmission, and maintain performance across long cable lengths. With a high‑quality housing and precision termination contacts, these jacks provide dependable performance for residential and commercial networks alike, reducing troubleshooting time and improving overall network reliability.
• Terminations that adapt to your install: These keystone jacks support both 110‑style termination and Krone tooling, giving you flexibility across panels, patch bays, and wall plates. The 568A and 568B wiring compatibility means you can align with existing standards in your building, ensuring seamless interoperability with other network components. This adaptability is especially valuable during expansions or multi‑vendor deployments, where consistent termination methods simplify cable management and changes over time.
• Power over Ethernet readiness: As 4PPoE compliant, these jacks are prepared to handle four‑pair PoE applications, enabling higher power delivery to PoE devices without compromising data performance. This feature is ideal for security cameras, PTZ cameras, networked lighting, IP phones, and wireless access points. By supporting four pairs, you gain additional headroom for power delivery, enabling more devices to stay online securely and without the need for separate power outlets or adapters.
• Durable, professional design for visible installations: The black finish offers a clean, professional appearance in faceplates, wall plates, and patch panels. The keystone format keeps installations tidy and scalable, allowing you to mix and match with other Cat6a components as your network grows. The rugged construction helps resist wear in high‑traffic environments, ensuring years of reliable service while maintaining signal integrity and easy identification in complex cabling schemes.
• Value and compliance in one package: The 10‑pack provides a cost‑effective solution for larger projects, whether you’re outfitting a home lab, business, or campus retrofit. As a TAA‑compliant product, it’s suitable for government and enterprise procurement, enabling you to meet strict sourcing requirements without compromising on performance. The combination of Cat6a performance, 110/Krone termination versatility, and 568A/B compatibility makes this product a versatile backbone component for modern Ethernet networks.

Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite Series Cat6a Keystone Jacks, 10 Pack - 4PPoE Compliant, 110/Krone, 568A/B, RJ45 Ethernet, Black, TAA

• Product type: Cat6a Keystone Jack
• Pack size: 10 keystone jacks
• Termination options: 110‑style and Krone compatible
• Wiring compatibility: 568A and 568B termination schemes
• PoE support: 4PPoE (four‑pair PoE) compliant
• Interface: RJ45 Ethernet
• Color: Black
• Compliance: TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant
• Application: Indoor, modular installations suitable for faceplates, patch panels, and distribution panels

how to install Eaton Tripp Lite Series Cat6a Keystone Jacks

• Plan your layout: Determine the number and placement of jacks in your panels, faceplates, or keystone modules. Verify that you have Cat6a solid or stranded cable appropriate for your project’s length and environment, and confirm that 110‑style or Krone termination tooling is available as needed.
• Prepare the cable: Use a cable stripper to expose the conductor length specified by your installer guidelines, ensuring you maintain proper conductor twist close to the termination. Trim any shielding or jacketing evenly to prevent frayed wires from entering the termination area. Keep wires orderly to ease following the 568A or 568B color code during termination.
• Choose the termination scheme: Decide whether your install requires 568A or 568B wiring. This decision should align with the existing standards in your network to ensure full interoperability with other components. For mixed environments, maintain consistency within each cabling run to simplify future troubleshooting and maintenance.
• Terminate with care: For 110‑style termination, insert conductors into the corresponding slots and use a 110 punch‑down tool to secure them. For Krone termination, use a Krone‑style tool to punch down the conductors. Double‑check that each wire is fully seated and that there are no loose strands. A secure termination is critical for maintaining signal integrity at Cat6a speeds.
• Insert into the faceplate or patch panel: Once terminated, snap or screw the keystone jack into its slot in the faceplate, patch panel, or module. Ensure a firm, flush fit to prevent cable stress and to maintain consistent spacing and organization across your panel. Route cables neatly to minimize bending radius and to improve airflow and cooling in dense installations.
• Test the connection: Use a certified network cable tester to verify continuity, pair integrity, and proper termination according to the selected standard (568A or 568B). For PoE deployments, test power delivery to confirm the 4PPoE capability functions as expected, avoiding voltage drop that could affect connected devices.
• Label and document: Clearly label each jack with its purpose and location. Maintain a record of the termination scheme, cable type, and patch panel position to support future expansion, troubleshooting, or upgrades. A well‑documented installation reduces downtime and makes maintenance straightforward for technicians onboarding to the project.
• Final inspection: Inspect the finished installation for visible wear, proper seating, and tidy cable management. Confirm there are no signs of damage to the keystone module, and ensure that all connections are secure. A reliable, neat installation fosters long‑term performance and reduces the likelihood of intermittent connectivity issues.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the purpose of Cat6a keystone jacks in a network? They provide a compact, modular termination point for Cat6a cables, enabling clean, scalable, and high‑performance network connections in patch panels and faceplates. They support high data rates (up to 10 Gbps) and are designed to minimize crosstalk and signal loss in dense installations.
• Can these jacks power PoE devices? Yes. These jacks are 4PPoE compliant, meaning they support four‑pair PoE applications, which enables higher power delivery to PoE devices without compromising network performance.
• Are these jacks compatible with 568A and 568B standards? Yes. They support both 568A and 568B wiring schemes, providing flexibility to match existing infrastructure and simplify retrofits or expansions.
• Do I need special tools to terminate these jacks? Depending on the termination method you choose, you’ll need either a 110 punch‑down tool or a Krone tool. This flexibility allows you to work with a variety of panels and blocks without sacrificing performance.
• Is the product compliant with procurement requirements? Yes. The jacks are TAA compliant, making them suitable for government and enterprise projects that require Trade Agreements Act compliance.