Cat 5e Shielded QUICKPORT Jack Black 5ESJK-RE5

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About:

Cat 5e Component-Rated Shielded QUICKPORT Jack provides superior alien crosstalk (AXT) suppression and protects critical data from potential EMI/RFI (electromagnetic interference/radio frequency interference). The jack is part of a complete ATLAS-X1 Cat 5e shielded system ideal for government, healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, gaming, and other environments where EMI/RFI and/or security may be a concern.

Also known as:

Standard Cat 5e Shielded QUICKPORT Jack, Angled Cat 5e Shielded QUICKPORT Jack, Keyed Cat 5e Shielded QUICKPORT Jack, Modular Cat 5e Shielded QUICKPORT Jack.

Specification:

Category Rating : Cat 5e
UPC : 078477695715
Color : Black
Shielding : Shielded

Features:

Independently tested and guaranteed to exceed all component, permanent link, and channel margins
Patented Retention Force Technology (RFT) protects against tine damage and increases system longevity
For Power over Ethernet, RFT maintains contact force between plug and connector, preventing arcing from intermittent disconnects
Shielding provides EMI/RFI protection, signal isolation, and excellent alien crosstalk (AXT) suppression
Unique design supports tool-free termination/re-termination and requires no specialized termination tool
Short jack design supports a wider range of applications (e.g. shallow boxes, enclosures, bend radius, etc.)
Terminates from 26 to 22 AWG solid or stranded conductors for use on various cable types
Robust IDCs can withstand 20 re-termination cycles and connector contacts are tested for 750 plug-mating cycles to ensure system longevity
Available in 13 ANSI/TIA-606-C compatible colors for color coding
Select jacks supplied with interchangeable icons (voice, data, A/V, and blank, color coded to match the jack face) for easy identification and tracking of data, voice, or other functions
Jack with internal shutter protects against dust and debris
Solid metal body dissipates 53% more heat than traditional plastic, minimizing damage from excess heat in PoE applications