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Category 6 modular jack with 1-punch termination for Hubbell wall plates, black plastic housing
The Hubbell Cat6 modular jack in black provides a Category 6 rated connection point for structured cabling installations. It uses a 1-punch termination method for efficient wire seating and is constructed from plastic for standard networking environments.
Designed for Hubbell Series wall plates and compatible patch panels, this jack integrates into existing faceplate openings without additional hardware. The single punch-down style frees installers from specialised multi-pair tools and reduces termination time per port.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Hubbell Premise Wiring |
The single-punch tool seats all eight conductors in one motion, so dense patch-panel installs stay consistent without re-terminating individual wires.
The standard-series plastic body is rated for continuous Category 6 operation and mounts securely in Hubbell wall plates, keeping alignment steady under normal operating temperatures.
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