Cat5e LJ6C Module

Features

Standard Euromod Size

Low Profile Design

Supports Gigabit Ethernet

Suitable for 22-26AWG stranded and solid wire, compatible with Krone punch down tool

Cat5e LJ6C module is a type of connector that is used in Ethernet networks to connect Cat5e cables to wall sockets or patch panels. It consists of a rectangular plastic module with a RJ45 jack that can accept a Cat5e cable on one side and a LJ6C faceplate on the other side.

The Cat5e LJ6C module is designed to comply with the Cat5e standard for Ethernet cables, which supports data rates of up to 1 Gbps over distances of up to 100 meters. It provides a reliable and high-speed connection for devices such as computers, printers, and IP phones.

The LJ6C faceplate is a type of mounting plate that is used to attach the Cat5e module to a wall or surface. It consists of a rectangular plastic plate with a rectangular cut-out that matches the size of the Cat5e module. The faceplate also has screw holes for attaching it to a wall or surface.

To install a Cat5e LJ6C module, you would typically first mount the LJ6C faceplate onto the wall or surface using screws. You would then snap the Cat5e module into the cut-out on the faceplate, ensuring that the connector is properly aligned with the faceplate. Finally, you would connect the Cat5e cable to the RJ45 jack on the module, using a punch-down tool to terminate the wires.

Cat5e LJ6C modules are commonly used in commercial and residential installations, where they provide a neat and professional-looking solution for Ethernet connections. They are easy to install and can be easily replaced or upgraded as needed.