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FGB ethernet wall plate can plug a cable into the back, as well as into the front. You can decorate the walls in your home or office to hide cables. Each of our ethernet wall plate comes with low voltage 1-gang mounting bracket. Saving you time and money.
STEP 1
Carefully cut a hole in the drywall, screw the mouting bracket to the wall
STEP 2
Plug the cable into the keystone coupler
STEP 3
Insert the keystone into the wall plate, screw the wall plate to the mouting bracket
STEP 4
Plug in ethernet cable
kingnez
2025-08-11 12:05:56
These worked like a charm, ready to install.
JW
2025-07-03 12:14:40
I utilized this wall plate to connect Cat. 8 ethernet cables to my network switch and wired ethernet ports throughout my home. Installation is super simple, with each connector having the appropriate female jack on both sides of the wall plate. The installation is literally plug and play.I should note that the connectors are rated as Cat. 7, but since my network switch is only 2.5GB per port, it makes no perceivable difference in speed. I had an amazing ethernet latency of 3ms using a TP-Link BE550 Pro Wifi 7 enabled Router and my 2.5GB TL-SG108-M2 TP Link Network Switch.
Brian02125
2025-06-28 11:14:34
Works great, but does not work with an electrical box, just a wall opening.
ginny_s
2025-04-25 12:18:53
Easy to install. Just what we needed for our home office!
REVIEW_KING
2025-03-05 12:02:41
Worked great for my new Reolink NVR POE CAT6 cables. Very happy with this product. Easy to install and use, and quality feels great. Just pay attention to the instructions for how to properly insert the keystones, or else you could do it backwards and break it.
Edgar
2025-02-08 17:19:31
Easy to install. Great price for sure.
Jorge C.
2024-12-27 16:37:03
Easy install. No fancy cable wiring that you have to do, just plug and play. Only thing that's missing is diameters of the plate but after measuring it I got it in perfectly.
Joe F.
2024-12-22 20:40:27
These wall plates are perfect for replacing existing ones that have an RJ45 connector on the back side. If your installation has cables that are punched down into the back side, either you can put ends on your cable or get a different product. These are marked Cat7, but my network is composed of legacy cabling and I won’t be taking advantage of these improved capabilities. The price is on the higher end of what’s out there, but it’s not totally off base.
rick
2024-12-03 13:51:22
Product works perfectly so far. Have not done any testing but it seems to work just as well as hardwiring it directly, no drop in network speed.
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