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Fiber Optic Keystone Jack

The Fiber Optic Keystone Jack or Keystone Wall Plates to tidy up your fiber network setup. This allows you to run an fiber optic cable in-wall and end at a wall plate.

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LC to LC Female Duplex MultiMode SingleMode Compatible Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler
SKU: KJ310-82LC

LC to LC Female Duplex MultiMode SingleMode Compatible Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler

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SC to SC Female Simplex SingleMode Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler
SKU: KJ310-81SC

SC to SC Female Simplex SingleMode Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler

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Fiber Optic ST Multimode Simplex Keystone Insert Module
SKU: KJ310-81ST

Fiber Optic ST Multimode Simplex Keystone Insert Module

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LC to LC Female Duplex MultiMode SingleMode Compatible Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler, W/ Mounting Ear
SKU: KJ310-81LC

LC to LC Female Duplex MultiMode SingleMode Compatible Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler, W/ Mounting Ear

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SC to SC Female Simplex SingleMode Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler, W/ Mounting Ear
SKU: KJ310-82SC

SC to SC Female Simplex SingleMode Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Network Coupler, W/ Mounting Ear

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More About Fiber Optic Keystone Jack

CableLeader offers a range of high-quality LC Duplex Keystone Jacks, SC Simplex Keystone Jacks, and ST Simplex Keystone Jacks for your fiber optic connectivity needs. These keystone jacks are designed to fit seamlessly into patch panels and surface mount boxes with standard-sized keystone openings, providing a reliable and organized solution for your fiber optic installations.

Our Fiber Optic Keystone Jacks support the following connectors:

  • LC: Used for high-density applications, offering a small form factor and secure latching mechanism.
  • SC: Popular for its durability and ease of use, featuring a push-pull latching system.
  • ST: Known for its bayonet-style locking mechanism, providing a stable connection in high-vibration environments.

These keystone jacks are suitable for a wide range of applications, including telecommunications rooms, data centers, and fiber optic networks. They are compatible with both single-mode and multi-mode fiber cables, depending on the specific product.

CableLeader's Fiber Optic Keystone Jacks are built with quality and safety in mind. Constructed using durable materials like PC and PBT+15%, these jacks are designed to withstand repeated use, with a durability rating of 500 cycles. They are also UL 94V-0 rated for fire resistance, ensuring a safe and reliable installation.

The Ultimate Guide to Fiber Optic Keystone Jacks: Connectors, Specifications, and Applications

Introduction to Fiber Optic Keystone Jacks

Fiber optic keystone jacks, also known as fiber optic insert modules, are essential components in modern fiber optic networks. These compact and versatile devices are designed to fit seamlessly into patch panels, wall plates, and surface mount boxes, providing a reliable and organized solution for fiber optic cable termination and connectivity.

CableLeader offers a comprehensive range of high-quality fiber optic keystone jacks, supporting various connector types, including LC, SC, and ST. These jacks are compatible with both single-mode and multi-mode fiber optic cables, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, from telecommunications rooms and data centers to fiber optic networks in commercial and industrial settings.

Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Connectors

Fiber optic keystone jacks are available in different connector types, each designed to meet specific requirements and industry standards. Here are the three most common connector types offered by CableLeader:

LC Connectors

The LC (Lucent Connector) is a popular choice for high-density applications due to its small form factor and secure latching mechanism. CableLeader's LC Duplex Keystone Jacks feature LC female connectors on both ends, making them ideal for duplex fiber optic cable termination.

SC Connectors

The SC (Subscriber Connector) is renowned for its durability and ease of use, featuring a push-pull latching system. CableLeader's SC Simplex Keystone Jacks are designed with SC female connectors, making them suitable for simplex fiber optic cable termination.

ST Connectors

The ST (Straight Tip) connector is known for its bayonet-style locking mechanism, providing a stable connection in high-vibration environments. CableLeader's ST Simplex Keystone Jacks feature ST female connectors, making them ideal for multi-mode simplex fiber optic cable termination.

Fiber Optic Keystone Jack Specifications

CableLeader's fiber optic keystone jacks are engineered to meet the highest industry standards, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Here are some key specifications to consider:

Insertion Loss

Insertion loss refers to the amount of signal power lost when light passes through a fiber optic connection. CableLeader's keystone jacks offer low insertion loss, typically < 0.2 dB for single-mode and < 0.3 dB for multi-mode fiber optic cables, ensuring minimal signal degradation.

Housing Material and Durability

The housing of CableLeader's fiber optic keystone jacks is constructed from high-quality materials such as PC (Polycarbonate) and PBT+15%, both of which are UL 94V-0 rated for fire resistance. These jacks are designed to withstand 500 cycles of insertion and removal, ensuring long-lasting durability and reliability.

Applications and Usage

Fiber optic keystone jacks are versatile components that can be used in a wide range of applications, including:

  • Telecommunications Rooms: Keystone jacks are commonly used in telecommunications rooms to terminate and organize fiber optic cables, providing a neat and efficient cable management solution.
  • Data Centers: In data centers, fiber optic keystone jacks are essential for high-speed data transmission and interconnectivity between servers, switches, and other network equipment.
  • Fiber Optic Networks: Keystone jacks are indispensable components in fiber optic networks, enabling reliable and organized cable termination and connectivity for various applications, such as internet service providers (ISPs), cable TV networks, and enterprise networks.

Quality and Safety Assurance

CableLeader is committed to providing high-quality fiber optic keystone jacks that meet or exceed industry standards. All products undergo rigorous testing and quality control processes to ensure optimal performance, durability, and safety.

With CableLeader's fiber optic keystone jacks, you can rest assured that your fiber optic installations will be reliable, organized, and compliant with industry regulations.

Conclusion

Fiber optic keystone jacks are essential components in modern fiber optic networks, providing a reliable and organized solution for cable termination and connectivity. CableLeader's extensive range of fiber optic keystone jacks, available in various connector types and specifications, ensures that you can find the perfect solution for your specific application.

Whether you're setting up a telecommunications room, a data center, or a fiber optic network, CableLeader's high-quality fiber optic keystone jacks will provide the performance, durability, and safety you need for a successful and long-lasting installation.

What is the difference between RJ45 and keystone jack?

RJ45 is a male plug that plugs into something, while a keystone jack is a female port that gets plugged into. RJ45 is used to terminate Ethernet cables, whereas keystone jacks are used to provide a receptacle for RJ45 plugs in structured cabling systems.

What is the function of keystone jack?

A keystone jack is a female connector used in data communications. It serves as a receptacle for a matching RJ45 plug, allowing Ethernet cables to be connected to patch panels, wall plates, and other networking equipment.

Are there different types of keystone jacks?

Yes, there are different types of keystone jacks based on the network cable specifications they support, including:

  • Cat5e Keystone Jacks: Rated for up to 1 Gbps, suitable for home and small business networks.
  • Cat6 Keystone Jacks: Rated for up to 10 Gbps, ideal for high-speed networks in large businesses or data centers.
  • Cat6a Keystone Jacks: Support data rates up to 10 Gbps over longer distances.
  • Cat7 and Cat8 Keystone Jacks: Support even higher data rates and frequencies.

What are the four (4) types of fiber optic connectors?

The common types of fiber optic connectors are:

  • LC: Compact size, high performance, and ease of use, making it a popular choice.
  • SC: Durable and easy to use, featuring a push-pull latching system.
  • MTP/MPO: Used for high-density applications, supporting multiple fibers in a single connector.
  • ST: Known for its bayonet-style locking mechanism, suitable for high-vibration environments.

What is the most commonly used fiber optic connector?

The LC connector is the most commonly used fiber optic connector today, particularly for networking and audio/video applications, due to its compact size, high performance, and ease of use.

How do I identify a fiber optic connector?

Fiber optic connectors can be identified by their distinct shapes and features:

  • SC connectors have a square shape.
  • FC connectors have a threaded barrel design.
  • ST connectors have a bayonet-style locking mechanism.
  • LC connectors have a small, rectangular form factor.

Additionally, different connector types may have different color coding, such as blue for single-mode UPC connectors and green for single-mode APC connectors.

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