Optical Cable Corp. UMJA609D Cat6 Umj Keystone Jack

Product Description

The OPTICAL CABLE CORP. UMJA609D is a Cat6 Universal Modular Jack (UMJ) keystone-style insert with a yellow bezel, designed for structured data cabling installations. The yellow bezel provides quick visual identification of network connections in patch panels and wall plates, reducing cross-port errors during moves, adds, and changes. This jack is suited for terminating horizontal copper cabling at outlet, patch panel, or consolidation point locations. It is installed by low-voltage cabling technicians and network infrastructure contractors in commercial and residential data network deployments.

The UMJA609D is appropriate for use in standard keystone-compatible wall plates, surface-mount boxes, and patch panels. The yellow color coding supports port identification schemes on data networks. It fits typical structured cabling installations where Cat6 performance is required for Gigabit Ethernet and similar applications. This jack ships as a single unit and is intended for individual port installations or panel builds.

Key Features

• Cat6 rated for Gigabit Ethernet and high-speed data network cabling
• Universal Modular Jack (UMJ) keystone form factor for broad wall plate and panel compatibility
• Yellow bezel for color-coded port identification and circuit organization
• Data application rated for horizontal and patch point terminations
• Single-unit packaging for flexible, per-port procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install component for standard keystone-compatible patch panels, wall plates, and surface-mount enclosures used in Cat6 structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage cabling technicians following TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Terminate horizontal cabling using a punch-down tool appropriate for the jack type, and ensure the cable is dressed to minimize untwisting at the termination point. De-energize any active network equipment connected downstream before working in populated patch panels. Follow local codes and the building owner's cable management specifications when labeling and routing.