Wall Plate Outlet for Modular

Wall Plate Outlet for Modular is a standardized panel interface for Keystone modules, supporting a variety of communication and power modules such as RJ45 Cat.8 FTP tool-free pressure-free modular jacks. The panel adopts a modular design and can be flexibly matched with a variety of modules such as network, audio, video and power according to different usage requirements. It is widely used in wiring systems from home networks to large data centers.

Performance and compatibility:

This wall panel supports Cat.8 modules (such as RJ45 Cat.8 FTP Keystone Jack), complies with ANSI/TIA 568-D standards, can guarantee 40Gbps high-speed transmission and 2000MHz frequency bandwidth, and is suitable for high-performance Ethernet applications. It is compatible with 1U 24-port or 1U 48-port empty panels, supports IEEE 802.3af (PoE) and IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) power supply standards, and meets the dual needs of modern network equipment for bandwidth and power supply.

Easy to install:

The panel adopts standard Keystone installation hole design and supports tool-free installation of Cat.8 modules. Users only need to insert the module to complete the installation without professional tools or complicated operations. It is suitable for standard panel sizes such as 86 and 120, and can be easily integrated into walls, electrical boxes or 19-inch patch panels, which is convenient and flexible, saving time and labor costs.

Materials and quality:

The panel body is mostly made of high-strength flame-retardant PC or ABS plastic, which has good high temperature resistance, anti-aging and fire resistance. Nickel-plated or gold-plated copper materials are often used in the interface part to enhance contact stability and anti-oxidation ability. With shielded modules and FTP cables, the overall system has excellent anti-interference ability to ensure the integrity and stability of data transmission.

Features and advantages:

High-speed transmission: Supports Cat.8 high-speed network and can be used sustainably in the future.

Strong anti-interference: The shielded design is combined with FTP cables to effectively isolate electromagnetic interference.

Tool-free installation: Keystone module plug-in design simplifies wiring.

High compatibility: Commonly used in various types of patch panels and wall-mounted boxes.

PoE/PoE+ compatible: It can provide dual channels of power and data for network devices.

Neat and beautiful: Flexible module combination, unified appearance, and enhance the beauty of space.

Scope of use:

Modular wall panels are suitable for residential, smart home, corporate office, teaching building, hospital, hotel and data center, especially for scenes with extremely high requirements for network bandwidth and stability. Combined with Cat.8 Keystone modules, it is an ideal choice for building high-performance, sustainable network infrastructure.

FAQ

Why do inserted modules tend to loosen or fall off?

This is usually because the panel is incompatible with the module or the installation is not standardized. Please make sure that the Keystone module used is of standard size, matches the panel, and is correctly inserted into the bottom "card slot" until you hear a "click" sound and fix it in place.

What should I do if the signal is unstable after the network cable is connected after wall installation?

Please check whether Cat.8 compatible FTP cables and shielded modules are used. Unstable signals often come from poor contact or ungrounded shielding. Replugging the module and confirming that the grounding measures are in place will help improve the connection quality.

Do all wall panels support Cat.8 modules?

No. Some panels are not compatible with Cat.8 modules due to the size of the opening or the structure. It is recommended to use professional panel products that meet the Keystone standard, have a stable structure, and are compatible with high-speed network modules.

Cannot use PoE power supply after the module is installed?

It is necessary to confirm that the module used supports the IEEE 802.3af or 802.3at (i.e. PoE / PoE+) standard, and the wiring is correct and the switch or PoE power supply device has turned on the power supply function. Cat.8 FTP Keystone module supports PoE/PoE+, and it is necessary to ensure that the system as a whole supports this function.

Is it normal for the wall panel to heat up?

Generally, there should be no obvious heating. If the panel or module heats up, it may be caused by abnormal PoE power supply, excessive load or improper wiring. Please turn off the power in time to check the connection standardization or replace a higher quality module.

Can different categories of Keystone modules be mixed?

Yes, but you need to pay attention to the consistency of interface performance. If high-frequency modules (such as Cat.8) and low-category modules (such as Cat.5e) are mixed, the overall network performance will be limited. It is recommended to unify the categories in the same network environment to maintain high speed and stability.

Is there anything particular about the panel installation position?

It is recommended to install it in a dry and ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and humid environment. Especially in data centers or smart home systems, the installation height and wiring path should be reasonably planned to facilitate maintenance and heat dissipation.