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The NK-3U 8P U6UTP from KDT's Cuprium series is a toolless Cat 6 UTP keystone jack with a quick-connect mechanism, designed to create stable, reliable connections in structured cabling systems.

Overview

The NK-3U 8P U6UTP from KDT's Cuprium series is a toolless Cat 6 UTP keystone jack with a quick-connect mechanism, designed to create stable, reliable connections in structured cabling systems. It is compatible with 22–26 AWG cable, supports the ISO/IEC 11801 and TIA/EIA-568-C standards, and fits a wide range of faceplates, boxes and standard patch panels.

Technical specifications

Datasheet (PDF)

Model: NK-3U 8P U6UTP

Specification

Plug Connection
Can Be Integrated In All Supports
Type
UTP Socket With Fast Connection
Diameter Volume
7.9 mm
Weight
10g
Wire AWG
Crimping Take Awg 22 Single-Core Cables Up To Awg 26 And Awg Multicore Cables With Lcs³ Connector With Fast Connection Thanks To Integrated
Application
Contacts Marked With Dual Colour Code And Wiring Schemes T568 A And T 568 B
Standard
CONFORM TO STANDARDS ISO/IEC 11801 ED. 3.0 EN 50173-1 AND TIA/EIA 568 C
Material
PVC

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