Ortronics KSBNC75 Bnc Feedthrough Keystone Jack 75 Ohm

Product Description

The ORTRONICS KSBNC75 is a 75-ohm BNC feedthrough keystone jack designed for structured cabling installations where coaxial signal integrity is critical. This snap-in keystone module provides a clean, panel-mount termination point for BNC coaxial connections, passing the signal straight through from front to rear without conversion or amplification. It is sold as a single unit and installs into any standard keystone-compatible faceplate, patch panel, or surface-mount housing. Low-voltage cabling technicians and AV installers use this component in video distribution, broadcast, and security camera wiring applications where 75-ohm impedance matching is required.

The KSBNC75 is suited for residential and commercial installations requiring BNC coaxial connectivity at a structured cabling endpoint. Typical applications include CCTV and IP camera installations, broadcast video patching, AV distribution racks, and any coax run that terminates at a wall plate or patch panel. The feedthrough design allows a pre-terminated BNC cable to mate directly at the keystone port, making it a practical solution for retrofit and new-construction low-voltage work.

Key Features

• 75-ohm impedance for accurate coaxial signal passthrough in video applications
• BNC feedthrough design accepts standard BNC-terminated coaxial cables on both sides
• Snap-in keystone form factor fits standard keystone faceplates and patch panels
• Single-unit packaging allows per-port procurement without unnecessary overage
• Compact module suitable for high-density panel builds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style drop-in for standard keystone-compatible faceplates, patch panels, and surface-mount housings that accept universal keystone modules.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a low-voltage cabling technician or AV systems integrator. Snap the module firmly into a keystone-compatible opening until the retention tabs engage fully. Ensure that any active signal source connected to the port is powered down or muted before mating or de-mating BNC connectors to avoid transient damage to connected equipment. Follow applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines for cable routing and enclosure requirements.