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trueCABLE Cat5e keystones have been tested to 250 Mhz (see solid green line)! Advanced PCB layout gives superior cross-talk performance at extended frequencies above 100 MHz (see dashed orange line). 2.5GBASE-T requires 156 MHz to operate effectively, which exceeds the ANSI/TIA 100 MHz requirement as specified in the standards (see solid red line).
Suitable for 2.5 Gigabit (10/100/1000/2500 Mb/s) up to 295 feet
Supports Power over Ethernet: PoE/PoE+/PoE++ (IEEE 802.3af/at/bt) 4PPoE up to 100W
IMAGE A: Proven Component Rated performance. trueCABLE keystones nearly double the NEXT headroom in a Permanent Link Certification test as compared to competing mass-produced Channel Level keystone jacks. Lower-priced commodity keystone jacks are known as “Channel Level”. Channel Level hardware is not subjected to strict Connection Hardware Test Limits during assembly and only gets Certified in the context of a field installation. trueCABLE Component Rated connection hardware is Category and ANSI/TIA 568-2.D Connection Hardware Certified twice during production. The PCB must pass testing and then the completed keystone jack must pass again. Component Rating means the connection hardware must meet strict Category NEXT, FEXT, Return Loss, Insertion Loss, TCL/TCTL, and Alien Crosstalk requirements before it makes it into the box and in your hands.
IMAGE B: Impedance matching technology provides advanced electromagnetic balancing to allow for mixed conductor gauges and types while maintaining maximum performance for the entire channel. A great example of how this feature translates into real-world benefits is when mixing cables from different manufacturers.
IMAGE C: Data Center Ready. No more worrying about short point-to-point links in the data center failing Certification! Permanent Links as short as 1 meter will pass Certification.
Durable
Tuned RJ45 port spring wire design helps prevent PoE spark arc pitting damage
caused by connecting and disconnecting live PoE circuits--even at 100W PoE++
Tough Nickel Plated Zinc Alloy construction
Press-Fit Technology makes our product more reliable and increases transmission performance
Corrosion-resistant nickel and tin-coated phosphor bronze termination prongs and gold-plated RJ45 contacts
Versatile
Compatible with 23 to 26 AWG solid and stranded copper conductors and ∅ 0.86 - 1.47mm insulated conductors.
90 degree tool-less design with conductor wiring cap
T568A and T568B wiring code printed on side of conductor wiring cap
For use with shielded (F/UTP, S/FTP, F/FTP) Ethernet cables
100% compatible with any standard wall plate or patch panel
110 impact tool not required. Our trueCLOSE tool is recommended for closure of tool-less mechanism when working with thick insulated conductors
Ultimate Protection against EMI/RFI/ESD
Robust all-metal shielded housing
Maximum protection against alien crosstalk (ANEXT)
Grounding leaf spring automatically adjusts for cable diameter
Low impedance path to ground is ensured
Quality Guaranteed
ANSI/TIA 568 2.D Certified by trueCABLE. UL Listed, TAA compliant, ETL Verified, RoHS-2 compliant.
trueCABLE Cat5e keystones have been tested to 250 Mhz (see solid green line)! Advanced PCB layout gives superior cross-talk performance at extended frequencies above 100 MHz (see dashed orange line). 2.5GBASE-T requires 156 MHz to operate effectively, which exceeds the ANSI/TIA 100 MHz requirement as specified in the standards (see solid red line).
Suitable for 2.5 Gigabit (10/100/1000/2500 Mb/s) up to 295 feet
Supports Power over Ethernet: PoE/PoE+/PoE++ (IEEE 802.3af/at/bt) 4PPoE up to 100W
IMAGE A: Proven Component Rated performance. trueCABLE keystones nearly double the NEXT headroom in a Permanent Link Certification test as compared to competing mass-produced Channel Level keystone jacks. Lower-priced commodity keystone jacks are known as “Channel Level”. Channel Level hardware is not subjected to strict Connection Hardware Test Limits during assembly and only gets Certified in the context of a field installation. trueCABLE Component Rated connection hardware is Category and ANSI/TIA 568-2.D Connection Hardware Certified twice during production. The PCB must pass testing and then the completed keystone jack must pass again. Component Rating means the connection hardware must meet strict Category NEXT, FEXT, Return Loss, Insertion Loss, TCL/TCTL, and Alien Crosstalk requirements before it makes it into the box and in your hands.
IMAGE B: Impedance matching technology provides advanced electromagnetic balancing to allow for mixed conductor gauges and types while maintaining maximum performance for the entire channel. A great example of how this feature translates into real-world benefits is when mixing cables from different manufacturers.
IMAGE C: Data Center Ready. No more worrying about short point-to-point links in the data center failing Certification! Permanent Links as short as 1 meter will pass Certification.
Durable
Tuned RJ45 port spring wire design helps prevent PoE spark arc pitting damage
caused by connecting and disconnecting live PoE circuits--even at 100W PoE++
Tough Nickel Plated Zinc Alloy construction
Press-Fit Technology makes our product more reliable and increases transmission performance
Corrosion-resistant nickel and tin-coated phosphor bronze termination prongs and gold-plated RJ45 contacts
Versatile
Compatible with 23 to 26 AWG solid and stranded copper conductors and ∅ 0.86 - 1.47mm insulated conductors.
90 degree tool-less design with conductor wiring cap
T568A and T568B wiring code printed on side of conductor wiring cap
For use with shielded (F/UTP, S/FTP, F/FTP) Ethernet cables
100% compatible with any standard wall plate or patch panel
110 impact tool not required. Our trueCLOSE tool is recommended for closure of tool-less mechanism when working with thick insulated conductors
Ultimate Protection against EMI/RFI/ESD
Robust all-metal shielded housing
Maximum protection against alien crosstalk (ANEXT)
Grounding leaf spring automatically adjusts for cable diameter
Low impedance path to ground is ensured
Quality Guaranteed
ANSI/TIA 568 2.D Certified by trueCABLE. UL Listed, TAA compliant, ETL Verified, RoHS-2 compliant.
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