Optical Cable Corp. FPSK0112 Single Gang Keystone Faceplate

Product Description

The OPTICAL CABLE CORP. FPSK0112 is a single-gang keystone-style faceplate finished in bright white. It is designed to terminate structured cabling runs at wall outlets, patch locations, and A/V drop points in residential and commercial installations. The faceplate accepts standard keystone jack inserts, allowing installers to configure ports for data, voice, coax, fiber, or A/V applications depending on the jacks selected. Low-voltage cabling technicians and communications contractors install this type of faceplate as the finished face of an in-wall cabling system.

This faceplate is suited for single-gang electrical box or low-voltage mounting bracket installations in office environments, classrooms, hospitality spaces, and residential structured wiring projects. The bright white finish blends with standard wall plate colors common in commercial and residential construction. It is sold individually, making it practical for single-outlet adds, moves, and changes on existing cabling infrastructure.

Key Features

• Single-gang form factor fits standard electrical boxes and low-voltage mounting brackets
• Keystone-style port accepts interchangeable keystone jack inserts
• Bright white finish suits standard residential and commercial decor
• Modular design supports data, voice, coax, and A/V keystone configurations
• Sold as an individual unit for flexible ordering on service calls or small adds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation faceplate compatible with standard single-gang keystone jack wall plate systems.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage cabling technicians typically install keystone faceplates as part of a structured wiring termination. No electrical shutoff is required for low-voltage faceplate work, but always verify the absence of energized conductors before opening any wall box. Snap keystone jacks into the faceplate ports before securing the faceplate to the mounting bracket or electrical box. Follow local low-voltage cabling codes and TIA-568 standards for termination and labeling practices.