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Post 22 made on Monday February 27, 2017 at 00:56 |
gethialday Lurking Member |
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The problem I have with those is there is no phone keystone. I know I can use the cat5 key but I have visions of a client plugging his $2000 portable PC into a phone jack and blowing his network card.
The Keystone format does have phone jacks. You need to search for USOC Keystone Jacks. There are several different manufacturers that make these. I used to work for the phone company years ago and the USOC terminology goes back to Ma Bell. I don't remember exactly what it stands for but if you search for that term you will see tons of Cat 3 or USOC telecom 6-pin phone jack plugins for Keystone format.
I hope this helps.
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