RJ45 Keystone module female Grip type FTP Cat 6A with DIN rail holder

• Grip type assembly: the connector consists of two pieces that close over the cable, gripping it and securing the fixing of the pairs
• No tools required for crimping: it's done by pressure by closing the connector
• Easy installation on standard DIN-rail, with no special tools needed
• Grounding included: automatically connects to the DIN rail when the module is installed
• Optimization of the connection space due to the inclined angle of the module
• Reusable connector (Ref.209929): can be removed and reinstalled without deteriorating or losing functionality
• Multiple-connection guaranteed without losses
• Compatible with Cat 6A or below
• Front (180º) cable input
• 45° inclination of the module in order to reduce cable bending
• Module with protection cover against dust ingress
• Includes a window for adding identification labels
• Connection table (A or B) on the connector
• 50 microns gold-plated pins

What is the RJ45?

The RJ45 is a connector commonly used in structured cable networks. With up to 8 connection pins, it is adequate both for data networks (8 pairs), as well as telephone networks (2 pairs). It is usually used in networks compliant with standards TIA/EIA-568-B.

Compatibility of RJ45 connectors with Televes data cables:

OK Compatible
OK* Compatible, but there are better choices
X Incompatible
** Mechanical compatibility

What is the PoE technology?

PoE (Power over Ethernet) technology enables the simultaneous transmission of power and data over the same Ethernet network cable, eliminating the need for separate power supplies. Currently, there are three main standards: IEEE 802.3af (PoE), IEEE 802.3at (PoE+), and IEEE 802.3bt (PoE++/4PPoE).
The latter defines two additional types (Type 3 and Type 4) whit higher power levels, making four PoE levels in total.

The three aspects that differentiate the different types of PoE are:

Recommended uses according to PoE type:

Main advantages of PoE technology in installations: