Ortronics KSFP3 Keystone Faceplate 3-port Single Gang

Product Description

The ORTRONICS KSFP3 is a single-gang keystone faceplate designed to accept up to three keystone-style inserts in a standard wall-box opening. Built from polycarbonate in a PC White finish, it provides a clean, finished appearance for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential environments. The faceplate itself is a passive mounting component — it holds keystone jacks or blanks in place at the wall outlet point. Licensed electricians and low-voltage cabling technicians are the typical installers for this type of hardware.

This faceplate is used wherever a structured cabling system terminates at a wall outlet, workstation drop, or patch location. Typical applications include office data outlets, classroom AV drops, hospitality data ports, and any installation where three keystone positions are needed in a single-gang wall box. It accepts standard keystone-format inserts, making it compatible with a wide range of data, voice, coax, and multimedia keystones from Ortronics and other manufacturers that follow the keystone form factor standard.

Key Features

• Accepts three keystone inserts in a standard single-gang configuration
• Polycarbonate construction for durability and a clean finish
• PC White color blends with standard commercial and residential wall plates
• Passive component — no termination required at the faceplate itself
• Single-unit packaging for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation faceplate for single-gang wall boxes accepting standard keystone-format inserts in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

This faceplate is installed by low-voltage cabling technicians or licensed electricians as part of a structured cabling system. Before servicing or replacing a faceplate in an active installation, disconnect or power down any active equipment connected to the jacks. Snap keystone inserts into the faceplate openings before or after mounting to the wall box, following the manufacturer insert instructions. Low-voltage cabling work may be subject to local building codes and NEC Article 800 requirements.