Oversized cable wall plates are available in blank configurations or with one, two, three, four, or six ports, depending on the plate style. Blank plates cover an unused opening, while ported plates provide openings for keystone connections and help organize cables at the wall.

Many oversized cable wall plates use modular openings that can accommodate different keystone connection types, such as those for networking, audio, video, or other low-voltage connections. Select keystone modules that match the wall plate’s port configuration and the cables used in the installation.

Oversized cable wall plates use a larger faceplate to help cover uneven or oversized drywall cutouts, creating a cleaner finished appearance around the installation. Available in blank and multi-port configurations, they organize cable connections while helping conceal wiring at the wall.

Check that the existing opening can accommodate the wall plate’s larger dimensions, matches the required single-gang or double-gang configuration, and provides aligned mounting points for the screws. Confirm that the plate’s port count and keystone modules fit your cabling, with enough space behind the plate for cable connections and bend radius.