Signamax Inc. CMK-ST-WH St Fiber Keystone Module White

Product Description

The SIGNAMAX INC. CMK-ST-WH is an ST-style fiber optic keystone connector module finished in white. It is designed to terminate multimode fiber runs — including OM1 and OM2 glass — at a keystone-format patch panel or wall plate. The module accepts a standard ST bayonet-style fiber connector and snaps into any 110-style keystone opening. Licensed low-voltage technicians and structured cabling installers use this module when building out fiber distribution points in commercial or residential network installations. It ships as a single unit and provides a clean, panel-mount termination point for ST-connected fiber equipment.

This keystone module suits applications where ST fiber connectors are used at horizontal or backbone cable termination points. Common install scenarios include data closets, telecommunications rooms, and wall outlet locations where ST-terminated multimode fiber patch cords connect to active equipment or patch panels. The white housing integrates visually with standard white keystone wall plates and patch panels. OM1 and OM2 multimode fiber are the typical glass types used with ST-style connectors in legacy and current campus network infrastructures.

Key Features

• ST bayonet-style fiber optic connector interface for multimode fiber
• Compatible with OM1 and OM2 multimode fiber types
• Standard keystone form factor snaps into 110-style wall plates and patch panels
• White finish matches standard white keystone faceplates and panels
• Single-unit packaging for individual port additions or replacements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for ST-style fiber optic keystone panel and wall plate installations using multimode OM1 or OM2 fiber.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or structured cabling technician familiar with fiber optic termination practices. Clean all fiber end-faces before seating connectors to prevent signal loss. Power down connected active equipment before inserting or removing fiber connectors to avoid optical damage. Follow TIA-568 and local low-voltage cabling codes for fiber distribution and labeling requirements.