what type of rj45 jack is this

[2quiker]

I am trying to determine what type of rj45 jack this is and where to buy it some from?

https://ibb.co/i98rto

 

[jsmithepa]

It could be a "tool-less RJ45 keytone jack." Check monoprice.com.

 

[2quiker]

Jsmithepa i have looked at monoprice i can't find it.

 

[jsmithepa]

Monoprice does have a tool-less, but not looking EXACTLY like pictured. Why are you hung up on this particular jack?

 

[kanewolf]

That jack is BADLY wired. The amount of untwisted wire is very bad for signal integrity. That jack MIGHT be a phone jack since it only has 4 wires connected.

 

[jsmithepa]

That jack is BADLY wired. The amount of untwisted wire is very bad for signal integrity. That jack MIGHT be a phone jack since it only has 4 wires connected.

Who knows what it's wired for but jack itself does have 8 holes, and 568A/B label.

As usually, up to OP to explain what's the mystery.

 

[2quiker]

Sorry guys i should have mentioned it was for internet. The internet company came out and this is how they wired it, they installed the new rj45 jack, well i thought that's what it was. I don't have phone it's just internet. After looking at it again this is a phone jack. The back of my modem is connected through "DSL" with the green phone cable.

I was trying to extend this cable on the other side of the wall. This jack is on my kitchen wall. I would like to have this jack on the other side of my kitchen wall but about 3 feet lower. which i why i am trying to find out what type of jack this was and where to get some. What would be the best way to extend this line about 3 feet?

 

[bill001g]

You can use any rj45 keystone you want to. The key is to make sure you have the wires similar to they way they did it.

This is a pretty standard phone install with pair 1 on pins 4/5 and pair 2 on pins 3/6. I would assume VDSL since you only need a single pair for adsl.

If you are using rj11 cable to your router you can use a rj11 jack just make sure the pairs are the same...the pin numbers are different but they are still the inner 4 pins being used.

 

[jsmithepa]

Oh this is easy then.

As you said, this is a plain phone jack, but disguised as a network jack with its fancy cable and big jack. U can simply cut and splice, only the 2 wires going into pins 4&5 are being used. U can find a similar jack at your local home depot, again you want to wire to the middle 2 pins, 4&5.

 

[failboat]

Is there extra wire in the wall or is the wire running past the other location? You want to minimize the amount of times it's terminated.