Tripp Lite N042U-WF2-6C Gang Frame Keystone Wallplate

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N042U-WF2-6C is a gang frame wallplate designed to accommodate four-by-six keystone-style insert modules. It provides a clean, organized termination point for structured cabling installations in commercial and enterprise environments. The frame accepts snap-in keystone jacks for data, voice, audio, or video runs, consolidating multiple connections into a single, wall-mounted faceplate. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling professionals install this type of hardware during initial infrastructure buildouts or when upgrading patch points in server rooms, offices, or data closets.

This gang frame is suited for enterprise network infrastructure where modular wallplate systems are required. It is used in commercial office builds, campus network deployments, and structured wiring projects that follow standard keystone-compatible faceplate configurations. The modular design allows technicians to populate the frame with only the jack types needed for a given run, making it a flexible option for mixed-use wiring scenarios including Ethernet, coaxial, and fiber keystone inserts.

Key Features

• Accepts standard keystone-style snap-in insert modules for flexible port configuration
• Four-by-six module layout supports up to a high port-density in a single wallplate footprint
• Modular frame design allows mixing of data, voice, audio, and video keystone jacks
• Wall-mount installation for clean, permanent termination in commercial cabling runs
• Compatible with enterprise structured cabling infrastructure and PDU accessory systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard keystone-style insert modules in enterprise structured cabling and PDU accessory applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage cabling technician or a qualified network infrastructure professional. Ensure all cable runs are de-energized and terminated before seating keystone jacks into the frame. Follow local building codes and TIA-568 structured cabling standards for proper jack placement and labeling. Do not force keystone modules into the frame; snap-in seating should require only firm, even hand pressure.