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Keystone blanking insert SOLARIX SXKJ-0-BK — black, pack of 10 for modular keystone panels and sockets
The SOLARIX SXKJ-0-BK keystone blanking insert is a black plastic module sold in a pack of 10 designed to fill unused keystone openings in modular patch panels, faceplates and socket housings. These inserts create a uniform appearance, help prevent dust ingress and reduce the risk of accidental contact with unused ports in structured cabling installations. The product is compatible with standard keystone frames and fits typical modular sockets used in network and telecom patching environments.
These blanking inserts provide a clean, professional finish for panels and faceplates by covering vacant keystone slots. Made from durable plastic, they resist everyday wear and maintain their shape and color in normal indoor conditions. Supplied as a pack of ten, they allow convenient replacement or installation across multiple panels without the need to order single units. Compatibility with standard keystone openings ensures quick, tool-free insertion and reliable retention in most modular housings.
These inserts are intended only for standard keystone-style openings; they will not fit non-keystone proprietary or unusually sized modules. They are decorative and protective covers rather than electrical or environmental seals, so they do not provide waterproofing or EMI shielding.
Insert each blanking module into the unused keystone opening by aligning the module with the rectangular cutout and pressing firmly until it snaps into place. No special tools are required for installation or removal; to remove, gently pry the edge of the insert with a fingertip or non-marring tool and pull it out. Install or remove inserts with the network equipment powered down when working close to live connectors to avoid accidental contact.
For neat and safe installations, fit blanking inserts into unused ports immediately after arranging active modules; keep a small reserve pack in your toolkit for future changes or maintenance. When cleaning panels, use a soft cloth and avoid solvents that could affect the plastic.
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