Network RJ45 plug lock by Alantec WT-BW-07, white — pack of 24 with key

Alantec WT-BW-07 is a white RJ45 plug lock designed to secure Ethernet connectors against unauthorized removal or accidental disconnection. Supplied in a pack of 24 with a single matching key, this device fits standard RJ45 plugs and is intended for use in environments where cable continuity is important, such as offices, server rooms, network cabinets, and public access points. The lock holds the connector in place while allowing normal data transmission and routine cable management.

Advantages

The lock provides a simple mechanical solution to prevent unplugging without altering the cable or connector. Its compact white housing is compatible with standard RJ45 connectors and blends with common office cabling. Supplied as a set of multiple units with a single key, it enables centralized control over who can disconnect cables. The design allows continued function of the network connection while adding a visible physical deterrent to unauthorized removal.

Suitable for

• Securing workstation Ethernet connections in corporate offices
• Protecting patch-panel and switch ports in server rooms and data centers
• Preventing accidental disconnection in public installations and kiosks
• Temporary security for event networks and shared workspaces

Key specifications

• Color: white
• Compatibility: standard 8P8C (RJ45) Ethernet plugs
• Pack contents: 24 plug locks and one matching key
• Material: durable plastic housing with internal locking mechanism
• Operation: mechanical key lock for removal control

How to use

Fit the lock over the RJ45 plug so that the connector clicks into its normal port position, then engage the internal locking mechanism using the supplied key. Once locked, the plug cannot be removed until the key is used to unlock the device. Installation does not require tools and does not interfere with normal data transmission. Keep the key in a secure location and label locked cables where necessary to indicate restricted access.

Usage recommendations

Use the lock in areas where cable continuity is critical and where access control is required. For larger installations, maintain an inventory of keys and locked ports, and plan key custody procedures. Periodically inspect locks for physical wear and ensure compatibility with the specific RJ45 connector types in use before widespread deployment.