AVOL CAT6 RJ45 Keystone Jack ELM121

Description

High-Performance CAT6 Data Termination for Reliable Networks

The AVOL CAT6 RJ45 Keystone Jack ELM121 delivers dependable network performance for residential, commercial, and light industrial data installations. Built to support CAT6 structured cabling, it helps licensed electricians achieve stable, high-speed connectivity across office fit-outs, home networking, and communications upgrades.

Designed for consistent signal integrity, this keystone jack reduces rework and troubleshooting on-site, helping contractors complete jobs faster and keep projects moving on schedule.

Compliant, Trade-Grade Build for Safer Installations

Manufactured with PC & copper construction, this keystone jack is built for durability and long-term performance in demanding trade environments. It is SAA certified and compliant with AS/NZS standards, giving electricians confidence that installations meet Australian regulatory requirements.

Flush mountable design ensures a neat, professional finish across all AVOL-compatible faceplates, reducing installation time while maintaining a clean, compliant result that suits both residential and commercial projects.

Designed for Electricians Who Need Speed & Compatibility

The AVOL CAT6 RJ45 Keystone Jack ELM121 is purpose-built for electricians and contractors who value quick installation and system compatibility. Designed to fit the AVOL range of switches and socket outlets, it streamlines material selection and reduces site delays caused by mismatched components.

Ideal for contractors handling multiple concurrent jobs, this keystone jack supports efficient procurement, repeat installs, and consistent jobsite outcomes—helping keep labour time down and productivity high.

Key Specs

• CAT6 rated
• Flush mountable
• PC & copper construction
• SAA certification, AS/NZS standard compliant
• Dimensions: 34.2mm x 22.5mm x 22.5mm

Ideal For

• Structured cabling installations (CAT6 data networks)
• Residential and commercial communications fit-outs
• Office and retail refurbishments
• Builders and electrical contractors doing network upgrades
• Maintenance teams replacing or upgrading data outlets