UGREEN 80182 Dual-Port Keystone Wall Plate, 86×86 mm, White

Overview

The UGREEN 80182 is a white wall faceplate that gives a neat finish to two network or telephone sockets side by side. It fits a standard 86 x 86 mm wall box and holds two independent keystone modules, such as RJ45 LAN jacks or RJ11 telephone jacks. The modules and cables carry the signals; the plate mounts and protects them.

Is it right for you?

• Suits a desk or wall position that needs two data runs, such as a computer and a phone, or two computers.
• Suits two standard keystone modules; each front opening is 14.7 x 19.5 mm.
• RJ45 LAN and RJ11 telephone modules are listed; other low-voltage keystone couplers must be checked for body size, latch position, depth and signal support.
• If you only need one socket, choose a single-port plate.

Key features

• Two independent standard keystone positions in an 86 x 86 mm faceplate.
• ABS and PC fireproof material in white, about 51 g.
• Passive: no electronics.

What else you need

• Two keystone modules (for example Cat6 RJ45 jacks), the in-wall cables terminated to them, and patch leads to the devices.
• A suitable 86 x 86 mm wall box.

Installation

Isolate nearby mains circuits before opening a wall box, and use a qualified installer wherever rules require one. Terminate each cable into its keystone module, clip both modules into the plate and fix the plate to the wall box. Test both links; a visual check is not enough, and professional installations may require certification testing.

Before you buy

• Mounting hardware is not confirmed in the box, so have suitable screws to hand.
• It is a faceplate, not an Ethernet splitter, network switch, router, signal combiner, converter, amplifier, mains outlet, weatherproof box or surface-mount enclosure.
• Indoor use only: no outdoor rating is established. Keep it dry, clean and away from corrosive environments or excessive heat.
• A Cat5e, Cat6 or Cat7 label on one part does not upgrade the rest of the cable, leads, terminations or equipment.
• Never work on live mains. Network wiring is low voltage, but wall boxes may be close to hazardous circuits.