Quickly and easily terminate cabling with the Simply45 10GBaseT STP 180° Shielded Keystone RJ45 Jackfrom Simply45. Designed for use with high-bandwidth networks using Cat 7a, 6a, and 6 shielded cabling, this jack fits 23 AWG cables and boasts a fully shielded sink alloy shell and 50µ gold-plated contacts. A toolless design allows for easy deployment and eliminates the need for special tooling; the narrow 180° design ensures hassle-free side-by-side installation in patch panels. Additionally, this jack provides enhanced crosstalk cancellation and is compatible with Keystone Snap-On ID bars, available separately.

This jack meets the following standards: ISO/IEC 11801 Class Ea and E, ANSI/TIA 568.2-D, 1096-A, and 606-C, EN 50173, IEC 60603-7-51, and PoE/PoH IEEE 802.3bt Type 4. It is also UL 1863 and cULus listed.

For Cat 7a, 6a & 6 Shielded Cabling    Fits 23 AWG Cabling    Toolless Design for Easy Installation    Narrow 180° Design for Patch Panels    Enhanced Crosstalk Cancellation    50µ Gold-Plated Contacts    Fully Shielded Sink Alloy Shell    Compatible with Keystone Snap-On ID Bar

• Fully shielded sink alloy shell
• Narrow design supports side-by-side installation in patch panels
• Enhanced crosstalk (AXT) cancellation
• Wire layout diagram simplifies termination and reduces untwisting of cable wires (Wire Pattern Label Type A/B)
• Supports 23 AWG Cat7a, Cat6a, and Cat6 shielded cabling
• Toolless design requires no punchdown or specialty tooling
• 180° design for patch panel applications
• UL listed
• Compatible with Simply45 Keystone snap-on ID bar S45-3790, available separately

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this backpack come with the upper insert? If not then where can I get the insert if I order the bag.

A: MindShift Gear Rotation 180 50L+ Photo Backpack only comes with the bottom insert which has the built in hip straps. The MindShift Gear Stash Master Top Load Camera Cube is no loger available. You can replace it with the insert bag listed below. MindShift Gear Stash Master M Photo Cube BH #MISMM • MFR #541823 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1752939-REG/mindshift_gear_541823_stash_master_m.html/specs

Q: 2. Does this have an arca groove on top as well as, obviously, the bottom does? Can't tell by pics..

A: The Desmond DNR-180 Nodal Rail doesn't have an Arca groove on top.

Q: 3. Does this backpack come with the upper part insert? What about the rain cover?

A: The MindShift Gear Rotation 180 50L+ Photo Backpack includes the camera pack and the rain cover.

Q: 4. will thw cube hold a Z 9?

A: The Nikon Z9 is too large and won't fit the camera compartment of the MindShift Gear Rotation 180 22L Photo Backpack. The Nikon Z9 will fit in this 34L https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1635838-REG/think_tank_photo_520207_rotation_180_34l_photo.html

Q: 5. Would the back knob prevent flipping the camera lcd screen such as the camera Fuji XT2 ? How many millimeters of clearance are there ? Would it fit the Hasselblad 500cm ?

A: The back knob will not be an issue with either camera because the quick release plate raises the camera bottom so it is higher than the knob. The clearance is likely 5-10mm.

Q: 6. I've read the 140 is too short for the Nikon 14-24. Is this long enough or should I go for the 200? Since I backpack a lot, every inch counts.

A: I have found this to be a bit short when I used it with a D800 and my Nikon 14-24. The Nikon D800 is so good and I have found that I really didn't need this to get good panos.

Q: 7. Does it hold a MacPro 14" laptop?

A: Unfortunately, the MindShift Gear Rotation 180 22L Photo Backpack does not have a laptop compartment.

Q: 8. Would this rail work well with a fisheye 8mm lens? I'm worried it may be a little too long. BUT I'd like to find something I can use for fisheye, 85 and my 50 mm prime.Or am I asking too much of one piece.

A: The DNR-120 is shorter and would be better for use with a fisheye lens. Please see the following link:http://bhpho.to/1n0MHt9

Q: 9. Is this rail able to be mounted in an arca-swiss style panning clamp (like the Really Right Stuff PCL-1)? That is, I can mount this rail on an arca-swiss style panning clamp and then mount my DSLR to the rail -also with an arca-swiss style L-bracket? Thanks.

A: Short answer, yes. That's pretty much how I use mine - the rail is profiled like an Arca plate so goes on the tripod mount then the camera L-plate mounts on the end of the rail. Depending on your lens, I'd consider a longer rail than this one. I ummmed and aaaahed about this and a 200mm rail and should have got the longer one. When I align my lens nodal point with the tripod, this rail only sits about 3/4 of the way through the Arca bracket on the tripod. It's very dependent on lens, of course, so worth checking where the nodal point on your lens is first prior to buying.

Q: 10. Anybody use this for Macro photography? I'm concerned the clamp isn't strong enough to support the camera hanging over the end. I use a D300 with 105 mm Macro. Also the Kirk rail clamp rotates, but this doesn't. Any comments on this lack of function?

A: The ramp is plenty strong enough to support the camera/lens combination, but is your tripod head stable enough?