Angled four-port keystone wall plates direct the keystones and connected cables downward at about a 45-degree angle, which helps route cables closer to the wall. Straight-port plates direct cables outward, so they may require more space behind desks, cabinets, or other furniture.

Four-port keystone wall plates are designed to accept standard keystone modules, such as network, phone, and USB connections. Standard-sized plates can be installed with compatible low-voltage mounting brackets or mud rings, while larger midi plates can help cover sheetrock blemishes.

Choose a larger wall plate when you need extra surface coverage to conceal sheetrock blemishes or cover a wider area around the outlet. Use a standard-sized four-port keystone wall plate for typical installations where the wall opening is clean and a compact finish suits the space.

Color options help match the wall plate to the surrounding finish for a cleaner-looking installation. Icon tabs provide a visible place for labels, helping technicians and users identify connected network workstations more easily.