Modular RJ45 Insert No name RJ45/6*P100 — modular keystone module for 6-port RJ45 connections

The Modular RJ45 Insert No name RJ45/6*P100 is a keystone-style module designed to terminate and route up to six RJ45 network connections in a compact form factor. It is intended for installation in compatible patch panels, wall plates and patch boxes, providing a tidy and modular approach to expanding Ethernet connectivity in structured cabling systems for home, office or small data closet environments.

Advantages

This modular insert consolidates six RJ45 ports into a single keystone footprint, saving panel and plate space while maintaining individual port access. The module supports standard RJ45 terminations used in Ethernet cabling and simplifies cable management by grouping multiple connections in one replaceable unit. Its keystone format makes it easy to mount, remove or replace without disrupting adjacent modules.

Suitable for

• Expanding local area network ports in small offices and homes
• Rack-mounted or wall-mounted patch panels with keystone openings
• Patch boxes and surface-mount boxes where multiple RJ45 outlets are required
• Structured cabling projects requiring compact, modular connectivity

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 keystone-style insert with six RJ45 ports
• Port count: 6 independent RJ45 outlets
• Compatibility: Designed for standard Ethernet twisted-pair cabling terminations
• Form factor: Keystone module compatible with standard keystone cutouts in panels and plates
• Mounting: Snap-in installation into keystone openings in patch panels, wall plates or patch boxes

How to use

Install the modular insert by snapping it into a compatible keystone opening on a patch panel, wall plate or patch box. Terminate each network cable onto the corresponding RJ45 jack following the wiring scheme used in your installation (T568A or T568B). Ensure each cable pair is properly seated and the jack latching mechanism engages to provide secure connections. After termination, test each port with a cable tester to confirm continuity and correct pair mapping before putting the network into service.

Usage recommendations

When installing multiple inserts, label each port or group to maintain clear identification. Use appropriate cable management and strain relief to reduce mechanical stress on terminations, and perform standard network testing after installation to verify performance.