kwmobile Keystone Module Jacks - 24 Piece CAT-8 Shielded Keystone Jack RJ45 Cat 8 Ethernet Module 40 Gbit with Shielded Metal Housing

The question you have to ask yourself is this: How much is your time worth?These jacks WILl work on 22g CAT8, but only barely. The metal housing is flimsy and prone to breaking apart, and you absolutely must clamp the bracket all the way in before trying to close it and put the collar on. I broke an average of 2 in 5 across 70 terminals that I installed in my home network. Still cheaper than buying a different connector, but not by a lot.I used two groove lock pliers to put equal pressure on both sides to set it before closing and then used the same pliers to hold it closed to put on the collar, but I have long fingers and big hands; it's still awkward but would be impossible if my grip was even a tiny bit shorter.I also had issues with the lines popping out of the housing after it was set. So a line might pass a test and seem shielded, only to fail when you put a bit of pressure on the wall plate later...I absolutely would NOT use these if I had an application where the lines would move very often. As it is I have them set into wall panels and a punch panel and they'll "never" move.So. If it's a permanent install, you have time and patience to mess with them, and you realize you'll have several breaks...then go for it. Otherwise opt for the more expensive connectors.

These are garbage and do not workThey break, do not clamp and do not pass.I attempted to contact the manufacturer, but they never got back to me and told me it was Amazon's problem.I even spent over 1k to have a professional install them, so this company will either pay to replace everything or they won't be a company for much longer.DO NOT BUY THESE