Cable Matters UL Listed 5-Pack White RJ45 Keystone Jack Coupler Gender Changer: Efficient Networking Solution Review

Works great I've had no trouble installing them into existing wall panels. I already had everything I needed to crimp RJ45 cables, so I didn't need to buy any additional tools to work with it. I tested the speeds on my gigabit network and got great performance, so they're obviously doing their job right. I used Cat5E cable so I can't specifically talk about CAT6 but I assume it works the same way.

Much easier to manage and set up for wiring in my home office. At first I was concerned that they might cause bandwidth degradation, but I haven't seen anything of the sort. Will definitely be using again when I connect ethernet to the rest of the house.

We needed to upgrade our work network and I didn't want to buy extra block punch tools. Also, it's extra work to assemble them myself and there's a good chance I'll mess up some of them and have to fix some bad connections. So I bought them along with some 100 foot Cable Matters Cat 6 cables and some Keystone connector plates. . Everything went quickly and everything worked the first time the system was powered on. The pre-assembly of all components (sockets and cables) is a bit time-consuming,

Gigabit speed functionality and control. I found the staggered design a bit problematic when adding it to an existing wall box that already has mostly straight keystone jacks. This allows the internal connection to be placed a little closer to the existing ports. However, this is a small problem that can be solved by rearranging the keystone bushings if necessary.

Plug into a cable rack or wall mount Cat6 24-port patch panel, Cat 6 Keystone (blank patch panel) to connect the network cabling on the back, then use a short (6 "or something like that ) jumpers to give your network gear a neat look. Easy to insert, easy to connect, easy.

Works great, I had no problems installing in my existing wallplates. I already had everything I needed to crimp RJ45 cables, so I didn't need to buy any additional tools to work with it. I tested the speeds on my gigabit network and got great performance, so they're obviously doing their job right. I used Cat5E cable so I can't specifically talk about CAT6 but I assume it works the same way.

These more expensive connectors were bought on recommendation and because they are from the same manufacturer as the patch panel. Just installed all 10, just plugged in and popped out very easily. Read in a previous post that couplings from other manufacturers were difficult to remove. I haven't tested them yet as I have to wait to break the network and move the equipment to the rack. Finally installed and they just started working. Flawless and so much easier than hitting with your fist. They…

We needed to upgrade our work network and didn't want to buy additional block punching tools. Also, it's extra work to assemble them myself and there's a good chance I'll mess up some of them and have to fix some bad connections. So I bought them along with some 100 foot Cable Matters Cat 6 cables and some Keystone connector plates. . Everything went quickly and everything worked the first time the system was powered on. The pre-assembly of all components (sockets and cables) is a bit…