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V-Max Keystone Jack Termination Tool
Our Price:$139.94This termination tool is for technicians and installers working with V-Max keystone jacks. It helps complete jack terminations with a dedicated hand tool designed for that series.The tool has a steel...
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White Cat 6 U-Style Keystone Jack
Our Price:$4.47This white Cat 6 keystone jack is a data-grade connection component for installers and network technicians. It provides a termination point for Category 6 cabling in voice and data plate...
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White Dual Cable Access Kit
Our Price:$52.94This white dual cable access kit is for installers and facility teams that need to route cabling behind a wall. It helps create a cleaner cable path by concealing cabling within the wall.The kit has...
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White Flush-Mount 2-Port Keystone Wall Plate
Our Price:$1.86This white flush-mount keystone wall plate provides two ports for voice and data connections. It is designed for installers and facility teams who need a clean wall-mounted interface for compatible...
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White Flush-Mount 4-Port Keystone Wall Plate
Our Price:$1.95This white flush-mount keystone wall plate is for network installers and facilities teams assembling voice and data wall connections. Its four openings hold compatible keystone jacks or inserts to...
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White Single-Port TV Coaxial Wall Plate
Our Price:$3.17This white TV coaxial wall plate is for installers and facility teams creating a clean wall connection point for television coaxial cable. Its single port provides an organized pass-through location...
How to Choose Voice & Data Plates
Start with the type of connection you need to organize: keystone voice or data cabling, coaxial TV cable, surface-mounted connector modules, or recessed cable and TV connections. Then compare port count, mounting style, finish, and the compatible components required for the installation.
Popular examples in this category
Build clean connection points
Use keystone wall plates for voice and data connections, coaxial wall plates for TV cable, and recessed or cable-access kits where cabling needs to be routed or set back behind a wall.
Match ports and mounting
Choose one, two, three, or four ports based on the needed connection count. Compare flush wall plates, decorator outlet straps, and surface-mount housings for the installation location.
Plan for the cable type
Category 6 jacks support Category 6 data cabling, while Cat 3 jacks support voice-grade cabling. Coaxial plates provide dedicated access points for compatible TV, antenna, digital cable, or satellite connections.
Coordinate the finished installation
White, ivory, green, and black options help organize or coordinate installations. Some wall plates include matching screws, while surface-mount housings can include a blank insert, identification label, mounting hardware, and adhesive.
Available wall-plate configurations include single-port and four-port options.
Decorator outlet straps are represented in two-port and three-port configurations.
One single-coax wall plate supports coax applications rated up to 3 GHz.
The surface-mount housing accommodates up to two compatible connector modules.
Compare Voice & Data Plate Types
Compare the primary connection format and installation purpose before selecting a plate, strap, housing, or kit.
| Product type | Best suited for | Key selection details |
|---|---|---|
| Keystone jacks and wall plates | Voice and data wall connections | Match the cable category, choose one or four wall-plate ports, and confirm compatible keystone jacks or inserts. |
| Decorator outlet straps and surface-mount housing | Decorator-style or surface-mounted voice and data setups | Choose two or three strap ports, or select the two-port housing for compatible snap-in modules and surface-mount work. |
| Coaxial plates and cable connection kits | TV coaxial access, behind-wall cable routing, and flat-panel TV setups | Choose a coaxial connection point, dual cable access, or recessed power and cabling connections based on the installation need. |
Plan the right fit before choosing
Select the product type that fits the cabling project
Keystone jacks provide termination points for compatible voice or data cabling. Keystone wall plates provide one or more openings for compatible jacks or inserts. For coaxial cable, choose a dedicated single-port coaxial wall plate. For surface installations, a two-port housing provides a location for compatible snap-in connector modules.
- Use a Category 6 keystone jack for Category 6 data cabling installations.
- Use a Cat 3 keystone jack for voice-grade cabling connections.
- Use a single coaxial wall plate for a dedicated compatible coax connection.
- Use a dual cable access kit or recessed TV connection kit when routing or setting back cabling is the goal.
Match capacity to the wall or surface location
Single-port keystone wall plates suit one connection point, while four-port plates group multiple compatible jacks or inserts at one location. Decorator outlet straps provide two- or three-port mounting points for faceplates. A two-port surface-mount housing is suited to office installations, retrofit work, and other surface-mount environments.
- Single-port wall plates provide one keystone opening.
- Four-port keystone wall plates hold up to four compatible jacks or inserts.
- Two- and three-port decorator straps support corresponding decorator-style configurations.
- A surface-mount housing includes capacity for up to two compatible connector modules.
Look for features that support a finished, organized result
Flush profiles create a smooth wall appearance, while recessed kits set power and cabling connections back for flat-panel TV installations. Consider the finish that fits the surrounding installation and review installation-specific details such as compatible brackets, low-voltage mud rings, termination contacts, or mounting options.
- Ivory and white wall plates provide coordinated wall-installation options.
- Green and white keystone jacks offer color options for connection organization.
- 110-IDC contacts provide a terminal-block termination method on the listed keystone jacks.
- Surface-mount housing mounting options include self-tapping screws and pressure-sensitive adhesive.
Common questions before buying
What is a keystone wall plate used for?
A keystone wall plate provides openings for compatible keystone jacks or inserts, creating an organized voice or data wall connection point.
How do Category 6 and Cat 3 keystone jacks differ?
The Category 6 jack supports Category 6 data cabling installations, while the Cat 3 jack supports voice-grade cabling connections.
When is a surface-mount housing useful?
A two-port surface-mount housing is designed for office voice and data installations, including retrofit work and other surface-mount environments.
What can a single coaxial wall plate connect?
A single coaxial wall plate provides one dedicated compatible connection point for TV coaxial cable, including antenna, digital cable, or digital satellite video applications depending on the plate type.
How to Choose Voice & Data Plates
Start with the type of connection you need to organize: keystone voice or data cabling, coaxial TV cable, surface-mounted connector modules, or recessed cable and TV connections. Then compare port count, mounting style, finish, and the compatible components required for the installation.
Popular examples in this category
Build clean connection points
Use keystone wall plates for voice and data connections, coaxial wall plates for TV cable, and recessed or cable-access kits where cabling needs to be routed or set back behind a wall.
Match ports and mounting
Choose one, two, three, or four ports based on the needed connection count. Compare flush wall plates, decorator outlet straps, and surface-mount housings for the installation location.
Plan for the cable type
Category 6 jacks support Category 6 data cabling, while Cat 3 jacks support voice-grade cabling. Coaxial plates provide dedicated access points for compatible TV, antenna, digital cable, or satellite connections.
Coordinate the finished installation
White, ivory, green, and black options help organize or coordinate installations. Some wall plates include matching screws, while surface-mount housings can include a blank insert, identification label, mounting hardware, and adhesive.
Available wall-plate configurations include single-port and four-port options.
Decorator outlet straps are represented in two-port and three-port configurations.
One single-coax wall plate supports coax applications rated up to 3 GHz.
The surface-mount housing accommodates up to two compatible connector modules.
Compare Voice & Data Plate Types
Compare the primary connection format and installation purpose before selecting a plate, strap, housing, or kit.
| Product type | Best suited for | Key selection details |
|---|---|---|
| Keystone jacks and wall plates | Voice and data wall connections | Match the cable category, choose one or four wall-plate ports, and confirm compatible keystone jacks or inserts. |
| Decorator outlet straps and surface-mount housing | Decorator-style or surface-mounted voice and data setups | Choose two or three strap ports, or select the two-port housing for compatible snap-in modules and surface-mount work. |
| Coaxial plates and cable connection kits | TV coaxial access, behind-wall cable routing, and flat-panel TV setups | Choose a coaxial connection point, dual cable access, or recessed power and cabling connections based on the installation need. |
Plan the right fit before choosing
Select the product type that fits the cabling project
Keystone jacks provide termination points for compatible voice or data cabling. Keystone wall plates provide one or more openings for compatible jacks or inserts. For coaxial cable, choose a dedicated single-port coaxial wall plate. For surface installations, a two-port housing provides a location for compatible snap-in connector modules.
- Use a Category 6 keystone jack for Category 6 data cabling installations.
- Use a Cat 3 keystone jack for voice-grade cabling connections.
- Use a single coaxial wall plate for a dedicated compatible coax connection.
- Use a dual cable access kit or recessed TV connection kit when routing or setting back cabling is the goal.
Match capacity to the wall or surface location
Single-port keystone wall plates suit one connection point, while four-port plates group multiple compatible jacks or inserts at one location. Decorator outlet straps provide two- or three-port mounting points for faceplates. A two-port surface-mount housing is suited to office installations, retrofit work, and other surface-mount environments.
- Single-port wall plates provide one keystone opening.
- Four-port keystone wall plates hold up to four compatible jacks or inserts.
- Two- and three-port decorator straps support corresponding decorator-style configurations.
- A surface-mount housing includes capacity for up to two compatible connector modules.
Look for features that support a finished, organized result
Flush profiles create a smooth wall appearance, while recessed kits set power and cabling connections back for flat-panel TV installations. Consider the finish that fits the surrounding installation and review installation-specific details such as compatible brackets, low-voltage mud rings, termination contacts, or mounting options.
- Ivory and white wall plates provide coordinated wall-installation options.
- Green and white keystone jacks offer color options for connection organization.
- 110-IDC contacts provide a terminal-block termination method on the listed keystone jacks.
- Surface-mount housing mounting options include self-tapping screws and pressure-sensitive adhesive.
Common questions before buying
What is a keystone wall plate used for?
A keystone wall plate provides openings for compatible keystone jacks or inserts, creating an organized voice or data wall connection point.
How do Category 6 and Cat 3 keystone jacks differ?
The Category 6 jack supports Category 6 data cabling installations, while the Cat 3 jack supports voice-grade cabling connections.
When is a surface-mount housing useful?
A two-port surface-mount housing is designed for office voice and data installations, including retrofit work and other surface-mount environments.
What can a single coaxial wall plate connect?
A single coaxial wall plate provides one dedicated compatible connection point for TV coaxial cable, including antenna, digital cable, or digital satellite video applications depending on the plate type.
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