2-Port DIN RJ45 Keystone Adapter for 35mm DIN- Electrical Distribution Box Metal Mounting Keystone Jack Holder

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Product details

Package: Yes
Model Number: CN081
Type: RJ45 Network Panel
Certification: none
Product Name: DIN Keystone Holder
Holder Material: Stainless Steel 1.5mm
Clip Material: Stainless Steel 0.8mm
Dimension: LxWxH (42x39x37mm)
Port Type: 2-Port
Port Dimension: 19.2 x 14.9 mm
Screws: M5x8mm
Angled: 70° Angled
Mounting Type: For 35mm DIN
Application Area: Electrical Distribution Box

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