Keystone RJ45 Insert No name FX-RJ45-71 modular network connector for keystone jacks

The Keystone RJ45 insert FX-RJ45-71 by No name is a modular network connector intended for installation into standard keystone-compatible wall plates, patch panels and surface-mount boxes. It provides a female RJ45 interface for terminating Ethernet cabling and creating a compact network port in offices, data cabinets or residential installations. The insert is designed to fit standard keystone openings and to work with common keystone mounting systems.

Advantages

This keystone RJ45 insert simplifies on-site network port creation by providing a ready-made female RJ45 interface that snaps into keystone openings. Its modular form factor allows quick replacement or rearrangement of network ports without changing plates or panels. The insert supports straightforward cable termination and mounting, reducing installation time and minimizing the need for specialized tools.

Suitable for

• Installing Ethernet outlets in keystone-compatible wall plates
• Populating patch panels and network distribution frames
• Adding network ports in office, home or server cabinet environments
• Temporary or permanent network expansions where modular inserts are preferred

Key specifications

• Connector type: female RJ45 keystone insert
• Form factor: keystone-compatible modular design
• Mounting: snaps into standard keystone openings in plates and panels
• Cable compatibility: designed for twisted-pair Ethernet cabling termination

How to use

Terminate the Ethernet cable according to the chosen wiring standard (T568A or T568B) and verify pairs with a cable tester if required. Insert the terminated connector into the keystone insert housing or use the insert as the termination point depending on the installer’s preferred method. Snap the keystone insert into the wall plate or patch panel opening until it locks into place. After mounting, attach the faceplate or secure the panel and test the connection to confirm correct wiring and link status.

Usage recommendations

Use standard RJ45 crimping and testing tools for reliable terminations. Follow the wiring color code appropriate for your installation and avoid excessive cable twisting or bending near the termination. When populating patch panels, label ports to maintain clear network documentation.