Keystone-modul Lanberg KSUA-1000

The Lanberg KSUA-1000 is a compact flat keystone module for RJ-45 UTP Cat.6a connections, designed to fit standard keystone adapters and wall plates with a module aperture of 16.10 x 14.50 mm. The module includes an IDC termination cover and marked 568A/568B wiring sequence for straightforward cable termination, and its universal slotted contacts are compatible with LSA crimping tools. The module is built on a PCBA printed circuit board and is supplied in white.

Advantages

The KSUA-1000 offers a slim profile that fits into 45x45 faceplates, electrical frames and modular panels, enabling wide application in structured cabling. It supports both 568A and 568B wiring schemes and provides clear color-coded markings for accurate termination. Universal slotted joints ensure compatibility with standard LSA tools, while the IDC cover simplifies the connection process.

Suitable for

• Installing RJ-45 Cat.6a network outlets in wall plates and patch panels
• Small-scale office or residential network projects
• Modular panels and electrical equipment frames requiring keystone modules

Key specifications

• Model: Lanberg KSUA-1000
• Category: UTP RJ45 Cat.6a keystone module
• Dimensions (H x W): 16.10 x 14.50 mm
• Wiring: 568A / 568B (color-coded)
• Termination: IDC with universal slotted joints (LSA compatible)
• PCB: PCBA printed circuit board
• Colour: White
• Package quantity: 1 unit

How to use

Insert the KSUA-1000 module into a compatible keystone adapter or faceplate aperture sized 16.10 x 14.50 mm. Strip the cable jacket, arrange conductors according to the chosen 568A or 568B wiring scheme using the color-coded markings, and terminate the wires into the IDC slots. Use an LSA-compatible punch-down tool to secure each conductor into the slotted joints. Snap the IDC cover in place if provided and mount the keystone adapter into the desired frame or plate.

Recommendations

For reliable Cat.6a performance, use quality Cat.6a UTP cable and maintain correct pair untwist lengths during termination. Verify continuity and correct wiring with a network cable tester after installation. Avoid excessive mechanical stress on the module when mounting into panels or faceplates.