Hubbell Premise Wiring HJS6AOR24 Cat6a Shielded Jack

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HJS6AOR24 is a Cat6a shielded keystone jack designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential network infrastructure. This universal-style jack supports high-speed data transmission at the Cat6a performance tier, providing shielding to minimize electromagnetic interference in demanding network environments. It is sold as a single unit and is suited for installation by licensed low-voltage technicians and data cabling professionals. The orange color coding aids in port identification and zone management on patch panels and faceplates.

This jack is used in horizontal cabling runs that terminate at wall outlets, patch panels, and surface-mount enclosures. Its universal design accommodates a range of standard keystone faceplates and enclosures. Typical applications include office data drops, server room patching, and structured wiring projects where Cat6a performance and EMI shielding are required. The shielded construction makes it well suited for environments with high electrical noise, such as industrial facilities or data centers.

Key Features

• Cat6a performance tier supporting 10 Gigabit Ethernet applications
• Shielded construction reduces electromagnetic and radio frequency interference
• Universal keystone form factor fits standard faceplates and patch panels
• Orange color coding for easy port identification and structured cabling management
• Single-unit packaging for flexible deployment across cabling projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit component for Cat6a modular connector and insert applications in structured cabling systems using universal keystone format faceplates and patch panels.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician in accordance with TIA-568 structured cabling standards. De-energize any active patch panel circuits and disconnect live network equipment before terminating cables at the jack. A 110-style punch-down tool is typically required for termination; follow the wiring diagram printed on the jack body for pair assignments. Shielded jacks require proper bonding of the cable shield to maintain shielding continuity throughout the channel.