Network wall socket Kontakt-Simon Basic BMF52.02/49 — dual RJ45 Cat5e module, screw-mounted, matte black

Kontakt-Simon Basic BMF52.02/49 is a dual RJ45 Cat5e network wall socket module designed for screw mounting into a standard flush box. The module provides two keystone-compatible Ethernet ports meeting Category 5e wiring parameters, suitable for horizontal cabling in homes, offices and small commercial installations. The matte black finish and compact form factor allow integration into existing faceplates and surface designs while keeping two independent network connections accessible from a single wall opening.

Advantages

The dual RJ45 Cat5e module supports data rates up to 1 Gbps when connected to compatible network equipment and cabling. Its keystone-compatible form factor and screw-mount design simplify installation and replacement without modifying the surrounding faceplate. The matte black finish reduces visible reflections and matches modern interior hardware. The module is designed for structured cabling deployments, offering reliable copper connection points for Ethernet devices.

Suitable for

• Home and apartment LAN points for routers, PCs, smart TVs and set-top boxes
• Office workstations and meeting rooms requiring two network ports
• Structured cabling terminations and patch panel extensions
• Retrofit or replacement of existing keystone sockets in matte black setups

Key specifications

• Connector type: dual RJ45 keystone modules
• Cabling standard: Category 5e (Cat5e) copper Ethernet
• Maximum data rate: up to 1 Gbps over Cat5e cabling
• Mounting method: screw-mounted to standard flush wall box
• Finish and color: matte black
• Form factor: keystone-compatible, fits standard faceplates

How to use

Terminate the incoming Cat5e cables to the module following the T568A or T568B wiring scheme, ensuring correct pair alignment and solid conductor contact. Fix the module into the flush box using the provided screw-mount points, then attach a compatible faceplate. Connect patch cords from the RJ45 ports to network devices or a patch panel. Test each port with a cable tester or network link indicator to verify continuity and negotiated link speed.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use quality Cat5e or higher-rated cabling and maintain proper cable management to avoid sharp bends and interference. When installing in environments with potential electromagnetic interference, consider routing and separation from power cables. Verify wiring standard consistency across the network to ensure reliable Gigabit Ethernet links.