Keystone-moduuli Lanberg KSU6-1000

The Lanberg KSU6-1000 is a flat Cat.6 UTP RJ45 keystone module in white, designed for installation in standard keystone wall plates, electrical frames or modular panels. Its compact dimensions (16.10 × 14.50 mm) allow mounting in adapters with matching openings. The module includes an RJ45 socket with an IDC cover and a printed 568A/568B color code for straightforward termination and supports both 568A and 568B wiring schemes. The internal construction is based on a PCBA printed circuit board and the universal slotted connectors are compatible with LSA tools.

Advantages

The keystone provides a compact, standardized RJ45 termination point suitable for Cat.6 UTP installations. It supports both 568A and 568B connection sequences and includes an IDC cover for secure cable termination. Universal slotted connectors that accept LSA tools simplify the installation process while the PCBA-based design ensures consistent electrical contact and reliability.

Suitable for

• Keystone wall plates (45×45 type) and modular faceplates
• Electrical equipment frames and junction boxes with compatible openings
• Patch panels and custom modular panels requiring individual keystone modules

Key specifications

• Model: Lanberg KSU6-1000
• Category: Cat.6 UTP keystone module
• Connector: RJ45 socket with IDC cover
• Wiring: 568A / 568B color code (supports both)
• Dimensions (H × W): 16.10 × 14.50 mm
• Color: White
• Board: PCBA printed circuit board
• Compatibility: Universal slotted connectors compatible with LSA tools

How to use

Insert the keystone module into a compatible adapter opening or keystone wall plate, ensuring the module sits flush. Strip the cable jacket and separate pairs, then terminate each conductor following the printed 568A or 568B color code on the module. Use an LSA/IDC punch-down tool to seat conductors into the slotted connectors and secure the IDC cover if required. After termination, test the connection with appropriate network testing equipment.

Recommendations

Use the module within structured cabling installations for Cat.6 UTP networks. Choose the same wiring scheme (568A or 568B) on both ends of the link. Verify compatibility of the installation frame or plate with the module dimensions before mounting, and test each terminated link for continuity and performance.