The only published dimension here, and solid conductors only
deleyCON Cat 6a shielded keystone jack, solid AWG 22-25, aperture 19.35 × 14.8 mm, pack of 4
The one module in this hub that prints a dimension — a keystone aperture of 19.35 by 14.8 mm, which is the opening at the front and not the room behind it — and the one restricted to solid conductors alone.
Specifications
- Category rating
- Cat 6a — stated in the title and the first bullet, with a maximum signal transmission of 500 MHz and support for 10 Gbit Ethernet and Power over Ethernet
- Termination method
- Toolless insulation-displacement, snap-in — stated in the first and second bullets as an RJ45 socket on one side and a toolless strip on the other, with the third bullet crediting the housing design with fast and secure contact without special tools. The fifth bullet gives the wire acceptance as solid conductor AWG 22 to 25, names no stranded range, and says the wiring order T568A and B is marked on the load piece itself
- Shielded or unshielded
- Shielded — stated in the title and the first bullet as STP, in a nickel-plated zinc die-cast housing
- Module depth
- Not published on the listing — the first bullet publishes a keystone opening of 19.35 by 14.8 mm, which is the aperture at the front. The dimension behind the plate, which is the one that decides whether a face plate sits flat, never appears
- Angled or straight body
- Not published on the listing — no exit angle is given. The fifth bullet says instead that the cable can be fed in through 180 degrees, which describes the approach rather than the body
- Colour options
- Not published on the listing — the only colour named is the T568A and B wiring order marked on the load piece
- Pack quantity
- Four — stated in the title
- Accessories included
- Not published on the listing — the fifth bullet describes the housing as one piece and reusable and says up to 24 modules fit a 1U panel of 483 mm, and nothing is named as supplied with them
- Amazon reference
- B0733C66WP (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4250580136743
On the listing
A shielded Cat 6a keystone module in packs of four, with an RJ45 socket to a toolless insulation-displacement strip, a maximum signal transmission of 500 MHz, an STP screen and a nickel-plated zinc die-cast housing supporting 10 Gbit Ethernet and Power over Ethernet, and a keystone standard opening of 19.35 by 14.8 mm. The second bullet places it in keystone patch panels, outlets and housings and describes a simple snap-in fitting. The third credits the housing design with fast, secure conductor contact without special tools. The fourth names current standards for the form and the transmission technique. The fifth adds that up to 24 modules fit a 1U panel 483 mm wide, that the housing is one piece and reusable, that the T568A and B wiring order is marked on the load piece, that the wire acceptance is solid conductor AWG 22 to 25, and that the cable can be fed in through 180 degrees.
One measurement on a shelf of six
Five listings in this hub publish no dimension whatever. This one publishes 19.35 by 14.8 mm, and it is worth being exact about what those numbers are. They are the keystone opening: the rectangular aperture at the face, the shape that has to match the cutout in a plate or a panel.
That is a real fact and it confirms a real thing — the module clips into a standard frame. It is not the fit problem this hub keeps naming. A plate that will not sit flat against a wall is a module too long for the box behind it, and length is precisely what these two figures do not describe. The dimension that decides is the one still missing, on the only page here that measures anything at all.
Solid, AWG 22 to 25, and nothing else
The wire acceptance is stated at the end of the fifth bullet and it is narrow in two directions. Solid conductors only, which rules out stranded patch stock entirely. And a four-gauge span, AWG 22 to 25, which is narrower than the ranges two other modules here publish.
Narrow is not the same as bad. A module built for one construction can be built more tightly around it, and solid installation cable is what most keystone modules meet. But it does mean the check has to be made before the packet is opened, and it means a run made up from an offcut of patch cable will not terminate here.
Marked on the piece, not on the box
Two details in the fifth bullet are the kind that show up on the job. The wiring order for both standards is printed on the load piece itself, so the colour sequence is in front of you at the moment you need it rather than on a leaflet in a van. And the housing is stated to be one piece and reusable, which means a module wired to the wrong standard can be opened and done again rather than binned.
The cable can be brought in through 180 degrees, which is the other thing that decides whether a module can be terminated in a crowded panel bay or has to be pulled out first.
Panel arithmetic
Twenty-four modules in a 1U panel of 483 mm is the density figure, and it is published here rather than left to be counted. Four modules to a packet means six packets fill a panel, which is a useful thing to know before ordering and an annoying thing to discover afterwards.
Before ordering
Confirm the cable is solid and lands between AWG 22 and 25, since both halves of that are stated and both exclude common alternatives. Then treat the published aperture as what it is — a front measurement — and check the depth of the back box yourself, because the dimension that governs a flush fit is not on this page either.
Availability
Priced from 14 € to 16 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
In the British Amazon catalogue with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
The American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.