Tripp Lite N2LOCK-KEY-RD RJ45 Port Lock Key Red 2 Pack

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N2LOCK-KEY-RD is a security key designed for use with compatible RJ45 port lock inserts. It allows technicians and network administrators to release locked RJ45 plug locks once they are installed in network switch ports or patch panel ports. The key physically interfaces with the lock mechanism to enable controlled access and removal. This type of physical port security accessory is used in structured cabling environments where unauthorized device connections need to be prevented. Comes in red for easy color-coded identification on busy patch panels or switch stacks. Sold as a 2-pack.

This key is intended for use in commercial and enterprise network installations, data centers, server rooms, and any structured cabling environment where RJ45 port locks are deployed. Network technicians, IT infrastructure installers, and low-voltage cabling professionals are the typical end users. The red color coding helps differentiate key sets when multiple lock colors are in use across the same installation.

Key Features

• Releases compatible RJ45 plug lock inserts without damaging the port or cable
• Red color coding for easy identification and organization across multi-color lock deployments
• 2-pack provides a spare key on hand for large or critical installations
• Compact form factor — easy to store and carry on a keyring or in a tool pouch
• Supports physical layer security by restricting unauthorized access to active network ports

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible TRIPP LITE RJ45 port lock inserts. Verify compatibility with specific TRIPP LITE port lock models before ordering, as keys are matched to corresponding lock series.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage network technicians install and manage RJ45 port locks as part of physical layer security procedures. No power shutdown is required when installing or removing RJ45 port locks, but follow site change-management protocols before disconnecting active network connections. Use only the correct matching key for the installed lock series — forcing an incompatible key can damage the lock insert or the switch port.