Standard-sized keystone wall plates accept compatible keystone inserts, allowing installers to combine network, AV, voice, or other connections in one faceplate. Their common form factor supports use with compatible structured wiring systems, while the available one- to six-port layouts help match the number of connections needed at each location.

Choose a port count that matches the number of keystone modules or connections needed at the location, such as a desk or network workstation. Standard-sized keystone wall plates are available with one, two, three, four, or six ports, giving you options for current connections and possible future expansion.

Choose an ivory or white standard-sized keystone wall plate to coordinate with the surrounding finish and make the installation look consistent. Select a one-, two-, three-, four-, or six-port layout based on the number of keystone modules needed at the endpoint, and use the icon windows to help identify connected services.

Labeling features, such as icon windows and tabs, help installers mark each network connection by location, workstation, or service type. Clear identification makes it easier to trace cables, connect equipment, and troubleshoot changes at desks and other end locations.