Description
Vertical Cable 302-KCJ/BL Cat6 RJ45 Keystone Feed-Through Coupler – Blue
The Vertical Cable 302-KCJ/BL is a feed-through Cat6 keystone coupler in vibrant blue, engineered to deliver reliable 250 MHz performance in high-density network environments. Tri-Tek Electronics is an authorized distributor of Vertical Cable products, providing full manufacturer warranty coverage, factory support, and the best local pricing. Our Mesa, AZ retail location offers convenient local pickup and expert technical assistance for installers, technicians, and hobbyists across Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Gilbert, Scottsdale, and Glendale.
Key Features and Specifications
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Full Cat6 performance rated to 250 MHz for data and PoE applications
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8-position, 8-conductor RJ45 feed-through design for seamless cable runs
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Snap-in keystone form factor for tool-less installation and removal
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Flexible retention tab secures the coupler in blank patch panels and wall plates
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Unshielded design optimized for cost-effective, high-speed networking
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Durable ABS housing in blue for easy port identification and aesthetic integration
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Rated for frequent insertions and long-term field use
Example Installation Scenario
During a downtown Phoenix office renovation, technicians install the 302-KCJ/BL couplers to join pre-terminated Cat6 pigtails behind a high-density patch panel. The snap-in design and retention tab enable rapid swaps of damaged runs without disrupting adjacent ports, while the blue finish helps distinguish specific network segments in a busy IT closet.
Why It Matters for Installers, Technicians & Hobbyists
Professional installers benefit from the tool-less keystone design and consistent color coding that minimize installation time and wiring errors. Technicians rely on dependable Cat6 performance for high-speed data and PoE deployments without the complexity of shielded connectors. Hobbyists and small-office IT staff appreciate a versatile feed-through solution for rapid builds, test setups, and streamlined cable management.
