Monoprice 8-Port Cat6 Data Module
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UPC # 889028049754
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Colors are standard, the termination layout is how you determine A or B. Typically A is Gr, Bl, Or, Bro while B termination is Or, Bl, Gr, Bro
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- Erik L on Dec 23, 2020
it doesn't matter so long as both ends are the same. Most factory made cables are A. A crossover cable has A on one end and B on the other
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- Thomas M on Dec 28, 2020
568A I believe, but it's not hard to just put Orange on Green and vise versa.
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- Carlan W on Dec 28, 2020
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What do the screws look like on the other end? Machine? Wood? Can this mount to a board?
Bryce MP N
on Jun 19, 2021
BEST ANSWER: There's no screws instead it's plastic pushpins. It's designed for the Leviton Structured Media cabinets.
Although you'd probably be able to remove the pins pretty easy to mount it elsewhere using screws.
Although you'd probably be able to remove the pins pretty easy to mount it elsewhere using screws.
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- Spencer T on Jun 19, 2021
BEST ANSWER: There's no screws instead it's plastic pushpins. It's designed for the Leviton Structured Media cabinets.
Although you'd probably be able to remove the pins pretty easy to mount it elsewhere using screws.
Although you'd probably be able to remove the pins pretty easy to mount it elsewhere using screws.
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- Spencer T on Jun 19, 2021
They’re actually not screws at all, they are push pins that are designed for use in a home media box. I removed them and used plastic spacers and screwed it to my enclosure instead.
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- Matthew M on Jun 20, 2021
Is there a version that works for wall/plywood mounting? What's a home media box, and are they all the same spacing?
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- Bryce MP N on Jun 21, 2021
Those black tabs in the corners are press fit pins and fit directly into the board in already your distribution panel.
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- Erik L on Jun 20, 2021
This item has pin mounts and designed for structured media panels.
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- Anson F on Jun 19, 2021
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Do I have to buy a separate mounting bracket or does this come with one?
New User U
on Jul 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: You get what you see in the picture. For my application, the corner mounting posts lined up perfectly with the Leviton Structured Media enclosure in my house. If you do not have such an enclosure you will need a bracket.
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- Charles S on Sep 28, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: You get what you see in the picture. For my application, the corner mounting posts lined up perfectly with the Leviton Structured Media enclosure in my house. If you do not have such an enclosure you will need a bracket.
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- Charles S on Sep 28, 2018
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Does this support standard 110 connecting blocks?
Mike J
on Nov 7, 2022
BEST ANSWER: The Instruction/Installation Sheet says, under Tools Required, "Impact Punch-Down Tool with 110 Blade"
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- Roger H on Mar 16, 2023
BEST ANSWER: The Instruction/Installation Sheet says, under Tools Required, "Impact Punch-Down Tool with 110 Blade"
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- Roger H on Mar 16, 2023
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What is the distance from push-pin to push-pin? Not sure if it will fit my cabinet or not.
justin r
on Sep 7, 2021
Will this fit in a legrand structured media panel?
David D
on Nov 21, 2021
What are the dimensions of this data module, from edge to edge of the green board?
Larry E
on Aug 23, 2022
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Great to cleanup the cable company's mess
After the phone/cable company was done connecting fiber to my house, they left a mess of wires and connectors. This little panel helped me clean up and organize the mess they left behind.
Note: I needed a LAN tester to determine how the installers chose to configure the wires. It was neither A nor B but their own version.
Note: I needed a LAN tester to determine how the installers chose to configure the wires. It was neither A nor B but their own version.
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Rated 5 out of 5
A working alternative to the Leviton patch panel
My house came prewired for ethernet with an installed media box made by Leviton, but the data module they sell is pricey. Fortunately, I found this and was able to snap in the plastic pegs into the media box. It includes a plastic punchdown tool, but I used an existing one for easier installation.
Be aware that it is wired to the T-568A cabling, unlike the common T-568B. My house is already prewired T-568A, so you can either swap out the green and orange wires on the data module itself or at the network jack.
Be aware that it is wired to the T-568A cabling, unlike the common T-568B. My house is already prewired T-568A, so you can either swap out the green and orange wires on the data module itself or at the network jack.
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Rated 5 out of 5
great small patch panel
this patch panel is outstanding and easy to mount. the size is ideal for smaller projects and mounts in virtually any standard closet. easy to work with, ideal for CAT 6, practical and well built.
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Easy to install and fits into Structured Media Center
I stalled 2 of these into a Leviton Structured Media Center and they fitted great, occupy's less space. Very sturdy for punching down and space to organize cable. As the previous reviewer stated it is Solid Stripe, Solid Stripe... from left to right. The data module is color coded for 568-A if you wish to cable for 568-B just flip the green and orange order. Great Product.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Easily installed into a Datacomm enclosure
Installed in a home with a pre-existing Datacomm enclosure. It came with a small push-down tool, but I needed my own cutter for wire stripping and excess wire after pushdown. Did not come with instructions. The modules are color coded and are in "solid stripe solid stripe..." order from left to right. Maintained gigabit speed with cat6 over 100ft. Good support behind the panel so the board didn't cave in during pushdown. I wouldn't buy this unless you were installing into an enclosure with the proper mounting hole locations, as there are cheaper options that will do the job with more mounting flexibility. Overall very happy with the product.
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