Everest 45 Angled RJ45 Cat6 Keystone Jacks 100-Pack - Slim Profile

In this review of the Everest 45 angled RJ45 Cat6 keystone jacks 100-pack, the bottom line is simple: these are a practical, cost-effective choice for DIYers and installers who need reliable Cat6 terminations with an easier insertion angle. The biggest reason to buy is the 45-degree angled wire insert and slim profile, which together reduce wire bending and let the jacks fit into standard or slim keystone ports in patch panels, wall plates, or surface mount boxes. Installation is straightforward and the built-in strain relief clamp helps keep cables secure during termination.

Key Features

• 45-degree angled wire insert: Reduces bending and makes it easier to push each conductor into place for faster, neater terminations.
• Compatibility with 45-degree tool: Works with the branded 45 angled speed termination tool and also functions with a standard punch down tool and stand for flexibility on the job.
• Slim profile design: Fits in patch panels, wall plates, and surface mount boxes that accept standard or slim keystone blanks, saving space in crowded faceplates.
• Strain relief clamp: Secures the cable and frees up your hands during termination, and can be removed for tight in-wall installs when needed.
• Cat6 UTP support: Accepts 23 and 24 AWG unshielded twisted pair cable so it meets common Cat6 wiring requirements for home and small office networks.

Who It's For

These keystone jacks suit homeowners, small business IT staff, and DIY networkers who want to add or replace Ethernet ports without hiring an installer. The 100-pack is also useful for contractors and installers who handle multiple drops and prefer a consistent keystone style across panels and plates.

Those who need shielded connectors or specialty non-keystone modules should look elsewhere, and if you prefer a fully tool-free snap-in termination system these jacks still require a punch down or the compatible angled termination tool for the cleanest results.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Angle design makes wiring easier and reduces conductor bend stress during termination.
• Slim profile fits a variety of patch panels and slim wall plates for flexible installation.
• Works with both a 45-degree speed termination tool and standard punch down tools for convenience.
• Strain relief clamp helps secure cable and simplify the termination process.

Cons

• Not a shielded jack, so it is limited to unshielded Cat6 UTP cable applications.
• Requires a punch down tool or the compatible angled tool for best results, so truly tool-free installers may find it less convenient.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The Everest 45 angled Cat6 keystone jacks deliver reliable, space-saving terminations at an attractive value for DIYers and pros who work with unshielded Cat6 cable. The 45-degree insert and slim profile make installations quicker and neater, and compatibility with common punch down tools and a dedicated angled tool keeps the parts versatile. Choose these jacks when you need many dependable Cat6 ports that fit slim plates and panels without breaking the budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these jacks work with standard punch down tools?
Yes, they are designed to work with a standard punch down tool and punch down stand in addition to the angled termination tool.

Can the strain relief clamp be removed for in-wall installs?
Yes, the strain relief clamp can be removed when a tighter in-wall fit is required.

What cable sizes are supported?
These keystone jacks accept 23 and 24 AWG unshielded twisted pair Cat6 cable.