Panduit CMDRLVLCZIW Mini-com Keyed Duplex Module

Product Description

The PANDUIT CMDRLVLCZIW is a Mini-Com keyed duplex module designed for structured cabling and low-voltage wiring applications. This hardware accessory accepts Mini-Com style inserts and provides a duplex outlet configuration in a single module footprint. The keyed design restricts unauthorized removal of installed modules, making it well suited for secure or managed network infrastructure environments. Licensed low-voltage technicians and structured cabling installers are the primary trades who specify and install this component during initial cabling buildouts or infrastructure upgrades.

This module is intended for use in commercial and residential structured cabling systems where Mini-Com compatible faceplates, surface mount boxes, or patch panels are already in place. The duplex format accommodates two Mini-Com keystone-style inserts side by side, supporting configurations such as dual data ports, combined data and voice outlets, or mixed media applications. It is a direct fit within the broader PANDUIT Mini-Com system ecosystem.

Key Features

• Keyed module design prevents unauthorized insert removal in managed installations
• Duplex configuration supports two Mini-Com keystone inserts in one module position
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity ordering
• Compatible with PANDUIT Mini-Com faceplate and panel systems
• Classified as a hardware accessory for low-voltage structured cabling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard component for use within PANDUIT Mini-Com series structured cabling systems, including compatible faceplates, surface mount boxes, and patch panels that accept Mini-Com module inserts.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or structured cabling professionals following TIA-568 standards and applicable local codes. Power does not need to be shut off for passive cabling hardware installation, but any active network equipment connected to the circuit should be noted before service. Use appropriate punch-down or snap-in tools as required by the insert type being seated into the module. Do not force incompatible keystone inserts into the module, as this may damage the keying mechanism.