Wall-mounted DATACOM keystone socket for 2 modules, dustproof model 2224

The wall-mounted DATACOM keystone socket model 2224 accepts two keystone modules and provides a dustproof mounting point for modular network, voice or AV connections. Designed for recessed or surface wall installation, this two-module socket creates an organized termination point where standard keystone inserts can be installed or replaced without altering the wall plate. The dustproof feature reduces particle ingress into unused module openings and helps maintain connector cleanliness in office, server room or residential environments.

Advantages

The DATACOM keystone socket 2224 offers a compact, standardized interface for keystone jacks and allows quick swap‑out of modules for upgrades or maintenance. Its dustproof design prevents dust and small debris from entering unused module slots, which preserves connector performance and reduces cleaning needs. Wall mounting ensures a neat appearance and stable mechanical support for installed keystone inserts.

Suitable for

• Office wall outlets for Ethernet, telephone or AV keystone jacks
• Server room patching points and horizontal cabling terminations
• Residential multimedia outlets for TV, internet and phone
• Temporary or modular installations that require frequent connector changes

Key specifications

• Form factor: wall-mounted keystone socket for two modules
• Module compatibility: standard keystone inserts (2 positions)
• Dust protection: dustproof design for unused module openings
• Mounting type: wall installation (surface or recessed depending on back box)
• Material: durable plastic housing suitable for indoor use
• Colour: typically white or neutral finish for unobtrusive installation

How to use

Install the DATACOM keystone socket 2224 by mounting it to a compatible electrical or low‑voltage back box at the desired wall location, ensuring alignment with cabling routes. Fit standard keystone inserts (for example, RJ45, RJ11, or RCA modules) into the two module openings until they snap into place. If a module position is unused, engage the dustproof cover to protect the opening. Secure the socket plate to the back box with appropriate screws and connect the rear of each installed keystone to the corresponding cable according to the connector’s wiring standard.

Usage recommendations

Use the keystone socket with industry‑standard keystone jacks that match the required signal type and wiring scheme. For network cabling, follow applicable cabling standards and testing procedures after installation. If the installation is in a high‑dust environment, keep unused slots covered and periodically inspect and clean connectors to maintain signal quality.