Hubbell Premise Wiring SF14SJGY Snap-fit Keystone Jack

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING SF14SJGY is a snap-fit keystone insert designed to terminate a 1/4-inch stereo audio connection in a standard keystone-style wallplate or patch panel. This insert clicks securely into any keystone-compatible opening without tools, providing a clean, flush-mounted audio jack suitable for permanent low-voltage wiring installations. Electricians and low-voltage technicians use this type of insert in commercial AV distribution systems, stage wiring, and structured wiring panels where modular, field-replaceable connectors are required.

This keystone jack is suited for use in commercial and light commercial environments where 1/4-inch stereo audio connections are terminated at a wall, rack, or floor box. Typical applications include auditoriums, houses of worship, performance stages, rehearsal spaces, and broadcast facilities where a permanent, panel-mounted 1/4-inch TRS connection point is needed. It is sold as a single unit and fits into any standard keystone opening.

Key Features

• Snap-fit design installs into standard keystone openings without tools
• Terminates 1/4-inch stereo (TRS) audio connections at a fixed panel point
• Modular insert allows field replacement without disturbing the wallplate or patch panel
• Compatible with keystone wallplates, surface-mount boxes, and patch panels
• Sold individually for flexible, single-port installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style keystone insert for use with standard keystone-compatible wallplates, patch panels, and surface-mount boxes accepting 1/4-inch stereo audio termination inserts.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage technicians or licensed electricians following applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines. De-energize any associated audio or signal equipment before terminating connections at the jack. The snap-fit body presses firmly into the keystone opening until the retention tabs engage. Avoid forcing the insert at an angle, as this can damage the locking tabs.