Keystone Module Exertis Connect CUC 272881

The Keystone Module Exertis Connect CUC 272881 is a compact white keystone insert with a female RJ-45 connector designed for standard structured cabling faceplates and patch panels. With dimensions of 17 mm width, 37 mm depth and 22 mm height, this single-module unit provides a space-saving solution for Ethernet network terminations and modular outlet assemblies. The module is supplied individually and intended for use where a clean, modular network connection point is required.

Advantages

The Exertis Connect keystone module offers a standardized RJ-45 female interface compatible with common keystone housings and wall plates. Its compact dimensions facilitate installation in tight or multi-port faceplates while maintaining a consistent aesthetic thanks to the white finish. Constructed for regular network use, the module delivers reliable mechanical retention for patch cords and straightforward replacement or upgrades without altering fixed cabling infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Home and office Ethernet ports in modular faceplates
• Patch panels and small custom cabling panels
• One-off replacements for damaged or outdated keystone inserts
• Modular network installation where space efficiency is important

Key specifications

• Connector type: Female RJ-45 keystone
• Color: White
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 17 mm × 37 mm × 22 mm
• Packaging: Single unit
• Compatibility: Standard keystone openings and snap-in faceplates/patch panels

How to use

Insert the keystone module into a compatible keystone opening on a wall plate or patch panel until it snaps into place. Terminate or connect an Ethernet patch cable to the RJ-45 female connector as required by your network layout. For permanent installations, ensure the module is properly seated in the faceplate and that any rear termination (if applicable in your setup) is completed according to the cabling standard used in your installation.

Usage recommendations

Use the module with compatible keystone faceplates and panels; avoid forcing the module into non-standard openings. For consistent network performance, pair with quality patch cords and follow EIA/TIA or local cabling standards when terminating or upgrading network points.