Faceplate for telecommunication Keystone modules, double flat, matte black — Kontakt-Simon DKP2.01/49

Kontakt-Simon DKP2.01/49 is a double flat faceplate designed to accept two Keystone-format telecommunication modules. The matte black finish provides a discreet, low-reflective surface that integrates with modern interiors while protecting and concealing inserted keystone jacks. The plate is intended for use in data, voice and multimedia outlet installations and fits standard mounting boxes and frames compatible with Keystone modules.

Advantages

The double flat layout allows installation of two independent Keystone jacks in a compact footprint, offering a tidy appearance and reliable mechanical support. The matte black surface resists visible fingerprints and glare, maintaining a consistent look over time. The faceplate is compatible with commonly used Keystone inserts, enabling flexible configurations for network, telephone or AV connections without the need for specialized adaptors.

Suitable for

• Residential or commercial wall outlets for Ethernet or telephone connections
• Multimedia installations where two Keystone modules are required
• Patch panels or flush-mounted boxes using standard Keystone-format jacks

Key specifications

• Configuration: double flat faceplate for two Keystone modules
• Finish: matte black, low-reflective surface
• Compatibility: standard Keystone-format inserts and jacks
• Mounting: fits standard wall boxes and mounting frames for flush installation
• Design: low-profile, rectangular openings for keystone modules

How to use

Install the selected Keystone jacks into the faceplate openings by snapping each module into place until it locks. Secure the assembled faceplate to the wall box or mounting frame using appropriate screws, ensuring alignment with the wall opening and any backing hardware. After mounting, connect the internal cabling to the rear of each keystone jack following the connector type instructions; test each connection to confirm proper network or voice operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the faceplate with Keystone modules that meet the intended signal type and category (for example, Cat5e/Cat6 for Ethernet). When installing in high-traffic or visible areas, verify screw torque to avoid overtightening and potential deformation of the plate. Clean the matte surface with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that may alter the finish.