Panduit CMDABLLCZBL Mini-com Keyed Duplex Module

Product Description

The PANDUIT CMDABLLCZBL is a Mini-Com keyed duplex module designed for structured cabling and low-voltage wiring applications. It uses a keyed configuration (A-Bl key code) to enforce port-to-port security and prevent accidental or unauthorized cross-connections at the patch panel or faceplate level. This module installs into standard Mini-Com compatible faceplates and surface-mount boxes, making it a practical choice for network infrastructure installations in commercial and residential environments. Electricians and low-voltage technicians working on structured cabling projects are the typical installers.

This duplex module is suited for data centers, server rooms, office environments, and any structured cabling installation where port security and organized connectivity are required. The keyed design allows network administrators and installers to physically restrict which cables can be plugged into designated ports, reducing the risk of mislabeled or incorrect connections. It fits into the Mini-Com modular system, which supports a wide range of insert types across faceplates and patch panels.

Key Features

• Keyed A-Bl configuration prevents unauthorized or accidental port connections
• Duplex design supports two connections in a single module footprint
• Compatible with standard Mini-Com modular faceplates and surface-mount boxes
• Supports organized, color-coded port management in structured cabling systems
• Sold individually for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard accessory for use with PANDUIT Mini-Com compatible modular faceplates, patch panels, and surface-mount boxes in structured low-voltage cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician familiar with structured cabling standards. Power down or disconnect active network equipment before servicing patch panels or faceplates. No special tools are required for module insertion, but follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and any site-specific cable management standards. Do not force the keyed module into non-matching keyway receptacles, as this may damage both the module and the faceplate.