Requirement path ยท map of the brief, not a street map

LinkScope Sourcing 26 reads the keystone-jack brief from the form

Send category, pinout, shield, quantity, destination, and timing here. LinkScope Sourcing 26 replies to the work email you type. No street address, phone switchboard, or storefront hours are published, because none are on file for this site. The picture is a worksheet, not a receiving dock.

Worksheet illustration used in place of a street map

How a jack brief moves

  1. You write the opening, the pinout, the shield, the count, the US destination, and the requested timing.
  2. The desk reads for mixed categories. Cat6 and Cat6A are split before a factory sees them as one price.
  3. Factories that answer do so on that text. Plating and test sheets come back in their words.
  4. You decide whether the evidence is enough. The desk does not accept the carton for you.

Channels that are actually open

Email path

Use the work email field. Clarification goes there. Do not invent a mailbox for this domain.

Phone

A phone number is optional on the form so a buyer can offer one. This page does not list a desk number.

Hours

Messages are read on US business days. No same-day visit and no walk-in counter is offered.

Social

There is no public social storefront for orders. Procurement notes stay on the form.

Name your own destination. LinkScope Sourcing 26 coordinates factory questions and does not hold the jacks. Optional budget and a high-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided preference can ride along. They do not replace plating, pinout, or quantity, and they are not a verified rank of any factory.

If the cable is in the same buy, add gauge, jacket, length, and bend radius as cable lines. Leave them out of the jack sentence. Power over Ethernet belongs as a contact question when the drop carries power: say whether you are asking about 15.4 W, 30 W, 60 W, or 90 W at the contacts. A blank insertion-loss or return-loss cell is better than a guessed decibel. Frequency range is 250 MHz or 500 MHz only when you name the category you will test. Impedance near 100 ohms and an 8P8C body are questions, as is a 50 microinch (1.27 micrometer) plating callout and any connector mating cycle figure you expect on the datasheet. A specified brand and a compatible body are both quotable; write which one you will accept. New cartons and unknown surplus are not the same condition. A 4-pair cable, often 24 AWG or 23 AWG, and a 110 IDC are separate lines. Measurement accuracy and calibration traceability describe a tester, not this form.