FACE-1P
Wall plate holding 1 keystone module at 90 degrees, so the patch lead drops down instead of bending at the wall.
The keystone cutout on a network faceplate is a standardized opening (about 14.5x16mm) that accepts keystone modules from essentially any manufacturer -- the 90-degree profile routes the cable sideways as it exits the wall instead of forcing a sharp bend, keeping the cable within its safe minimum bend radius.
From the published standard
A faceplate holds keystone modules and covers the back box. The 90-degree version angles the socket downward so the patch lead runs along the wall instead of sticking out of it, which reduces strain on the termination and stops dust settling in the socket. Both are common causes of a link degrading over time.
This information comes from published sources about this type of product, not from the supplier.
| Device | Faceplate |
|---|---|
| Ports | 1 |
| PoE | No |
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