Antiference RJ45 Cat6 Module White

Cat6 modules support higher frequencies and offer better performance, especially for speeds of 1 Gbps and above (up to 10 Gbps over shorter distances), compared to Cat5e.

Yes, a punch-down tool (impact tool) is required to properly terminate the wires onto the IDC terminals.

Both standards work, but you must use the same standard at both ends of the cable run for the network to function correctly.

This module is designed for indoor network installations. Outdoor use may require specialized, weather-resistant cabling and connectors.

RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliance means the product does not contain certain hazardous materials above specified limits, aligning with environmental regulations.

SVHC stands for Substances of Very High Concern. The 'To Be Advised' status indicates that the manufacturer has not yet provided specific information about potential SVHCs in the product, and users should check for updates or contact the manufacturer for details.

Verify that all 8 wires are correctly punched down on both ends of the cable and that the wiring standard (T568A/B) is consistent. Check for any damage to the cable or module.

Ensure the cable used is indeed Cat6 rated and that the termination is clean and secure. Test with a different, known-good Cat6 cable and patch cord. Verify network switch and device compatibility.

Inspect the punch-down connections for loose wires. Ensure the module is securely seated in its housing or wall plate. Minimize electromagnetic interference by keeping network cables away from power cords and high-power electrical equipment.