Wall-mounted RJ45 Keystone Socket Schneider Electric GN.KOMP.RJ45 6STP White Sedna DES

Schneider Electric GN.KOMP.RJ45 6STP White Sedna DES is a wall-mounted RJ45 keystone socket designed for terminating Ethernet cabling in a compact Sedna DES modular faceplate. The module provides a single RJ45 port compatible with 6-position shielded twisted-pair (6STP) cabling, allowing a neat and secure wall outlet for Ethernet connections in residential and commercial environments. The white finish matches Sedna DES decorative frames and supports conventional wall-mounted installation.

Advantages

The keystone socket supports shielded 6-position RJ45 terminations, offering a reliable connection point for network devices. Its modular Sedna DES form factor enables easy integration with existing faceplates and frames, while the standardized keystone design allows simple insertion and removal for maintenance or reconfiguration. The white color provides a neutral appearance that blends with common interior finishes.

Suitable for

• Home and apartment Ethernet wall outlets
• Office network points and desk-side connections
• Small server rooms and network closets for terminating shielded LAN cables
• Integration into Sedna DES modular faceplates and frames

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 keystone socket (female)
• Cabling compatibility: 6-position shielded twisted-pair (6STP)
• Number of ports: 1
• Mounting: wall-mounted, keystone module for modular faceplates
• Color: white
• Form factor: Sedna DES modular keystone

How to use

Prepare the shielded twisted-pair cable and follow the correct wiring scheme for the 6-position RJ45 termination. Terminate the conductors on the keystone insert following the connector’s labeling, verify continuity and shielding continuity with appropriate test equipment, then snap the keystone module into a compatible Sedna DES faceplate. Secure the faceplate to the wall box using standard screws and reconnect network equipment to the installed RJ45 outlet.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate tools for shielded cable termination, maintain correct grounding of the shield, and verify performance with a network cable tester. For installations in commercial or critical environments, follow local cabling standards and consider professional installation to ensure proper shielding and grounding.