Ortronics 404TJ2-88 Tracjack Smb 2-port Insert

Product Description

The ORTRONICS 404TJ2-88 is a two-port SMB-style TracJack modular insert designed for structured cabling and low-voltage communications installations. This keystone-format insert accepts SMB snap-in modules and mounts into standard TracJack faceplates and frames, allowing technicians to build out structured outlet locations with the connector types required for the job. It ships as a single unit and is suitable for both new construction and retrofit applications where modular connector management is needed at the work area outlet.

This insert is used in commercial and residential structured cabling systems where a clean, organized outlet solution is required. It fits into the TracJack faceplate ecosystem, making it a practical choice for data, audio, video, and specialty low-voltage cabling terminations. Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or licensed electricians working under structured cabling standards. The two-port configuration suits locations where two signal connections are needed at a single outlet point.

Key Features

• Two-port configuration accepts SMB-style TracJack snap-in modules
• Keystone insert format fits standard TracJack faceplates and frames
• Modular design allows field selection of connector types per port
• Sold as a single unit for flexible ordering and inventory control
• Suitable for structured cabling in commercial and residential environments

Compatibility

Designed for use within the ORTRONICS TracJack modular faceplate and outlet system, accepting SMB-style snap-in connector modules at each port position.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or electricians familiar with structured cabling systems and applicable standards such as ANSI/TIA-568. De-energize any related circuits before working in the outlet location. Snap-in modules should be seated fully and confirmed secure before inserting the assembly into the faceplate frame. Do not force modules into port openings, as improper seating can damage the retaining clips.