Choose a keystone faceplate with enough ports for the connectors you need at that location, such as network, coaxial, audio, or video connections. If you expect to add connections later, consider a higher port count, with options ranging from one to six ports and some plates offering icon tabs for labeling.

Yes, these keystone connectors are designed to fit standard keystone faceplates, including wall plates with multiple port options. The faceplates mount in compatible installation brackets or low-voltage mud rings for a clean, organized installation.

Depending on the installed keystone insert, faceplates can support F-coaxial connections for cable TV, RCA-style audio and video connections, and datacomm connections such as network cabling. Multiple port configurations let installers group different connection types in one wall location for a clean, organized installation.

Select a faceplate color that coordinates with the room or equipment area, then choose a port count that accommodates the connections required at each location, such as one, two, three, four, or six ports. Choose keystone connector types based on the signal and cable used, such as an F-connector insert with an RCA front jack and F-coaxial rear connection for audio, video, or cable TV applications, and confirm that the insert fits the selected faceplate.