How does Cat.6E differ from standard Cat.6?

Cat.6E is an improved version of Cat.6 with stricter tolerances for crosstalk and attenuation, which ensures higher reliability on long routes and with a dense cable bundle.

Is it mandatory to use shielded cable with this module?

Yes, shielding works only provided that shielded FTP/STP cable is used along the entire length of the route, including patch cords and connectors.

Is the module suitable for PoE devices?

Yes, shielded Cat.6E modules are compatible with PoE, PoE+, and PoE++, providing reliable power over the cable for IP devices.

Keystone Jack Pixietech module, Cat.6E, shielded, horizontal termination

The Pixietech PXT-KJ-F6E-180 Keystone Jack module, Cat.6E category, is a shielded module with horizontal termination, representing the highest level of protection and performance in the Cat.6 line. Shielding combined with Cat.6E characteristics provides maximum resistance to external interference and a minimal level of crosstalk, which is critically important for high-load networks in industrial, medical, and financial facilities. Horizontal termination is suitable for typical cable routing schemes along walls.

Keystone Jack Pixietech module, Cat.6E, shielded, horizontal termination

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