Optical Cable Corp. FPSK0212 Single Gang Keystone Faceplate

Product Description

The OPTICAL CABLE CORP. FPSK0212 is a single-gang keystone faceplate finished in bright white, designed for use in structured wiring and low-voltage data installations. It accepts Keystone Jack Module 2 (KMJ2) series keystone inserts and provides a clean, finished termination point for network, audio, or communication cabling. Low-voltage installers and datacom technicians use this faceplate to complete wall outlet assemblies in residential and commercial applications. The single-gang form factor fits standard single-gang electrical boxes and retrofit low-voltage mounting brackets.

This faceplate is suited for structured cabling installations in offices, classrooms, hospitality environments, and residential builds. It is used wherever a single keystone port is needed at a wall outlet location. The bright white finish blends with standard wall plates and trim commonly found in commercial interiors. Technicians typically pair it with KMJ2-compatible keystone inserts for Ethernet, coax, HDMI, or other signal types.

Key Features

• Single-gang form factor fits standard single-gang boxes and low-voltage mounting brackets
• Compatible with KMJ2 series keystone inserts for flexible port configuration
• Bright white finish suits standard commercial and residential interior trim
• Clean, flush profile provides a finished appearance at wall termination points
• Sold individually for precise quantity ordering on any job size

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit faceplate for single-gang wall outlet assemblies using KMJ2 series keystone inserts in structured low-voltage cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage technicians or licensed electricians working on structured cabling systems. Power down any active low-voltage circuits at the panel before terminating keystone inserts and seating the faceplate. Secure the faceplate to the mounting bracket or electrical box using the appropriate mounting screws. Follow TIA-568 structured cabling standards and local low-voltage wiring codes for proper installation practices.