✔ Fits for 1U 24port and 1U 48 port keystone panel;
✔ Easy, reliable and stable quality by inset-molding and press-fit assembly process;
✔ ISO/IEC TR 11801-9901 Ed.1.0 (2014-08) Category 8;
✔ IEEE 802.3af PoE and IEEE 802.3at PoE+ applications.

Characteristics

✔ Insertion force : 30N max. (IEC 60603-7);
✔ Retention strength : 7.7kg between jack and plug;
✔ Operating temperature : -10°C~60°C (ISO/IEC 11801, ANSI/TIA-568.2-D);
✔ Mating cycles : 750 cycles minimum;
✔ IDC mating cycles : 20 installation cycles minimum;
✔ Insulation diameter range : 0.95mm~1.62mm;
✔ Solid and stranded conductor : 22AWG~24AWG for Cat.8 Type.

How to Choose the Right Cat8 Jack

To pick the best jack for your project, consider these factors:

✔ Wiring and Termination: All listed jacks support both T568A and T568B standards and are toolless, making installation easier. Most work with 22-24 AWG solid cable, though some also support stranded wires.

✔ Performance and Compatibility: These jacks are rated for 40 Gbps data speeds and are fully backward compatible with older categories like Cat6a or Cat5e. They are all shielded, which is essential for protecting signals from interference when used with shielded cables.

✔ Application Context: In the search results, a technical discussion noted that while Cat8 is a ratified standard for high-speed data centers, for most home or office networks, Cat6a is often sufficient and more cost-effective. Experts suggest running the highest-grade cable you can afford during installation, but for typical use (1Gbps/10Gbps), premium Cat8 connectors may not provide a noticeable performance benefit over Cat6a. You might also consider professional systems like NEATEL solution, which are designed for commercial data centers but have longer lead times.