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Black Box Corporation
A sleek, secure wallplate that holds four network jacks and snap fittings
The Black Box Corporation WPT472 provides a sleek, secure faceplate that accepts up to four snap-in jacks or fittings. Weighing just .09 of a unit, it mounts flush to standard wall openings and keeps connections organised in a tidy panel.
Suited to network installers who want a professional four-port termination point without exposed hardware. Not intended for setups that require more than four connections, angled keystone exits, integrated dust covers, or a different mounting footprint.
| Brand | Black Box |
|---|---|
| Part Number | WPT472 |
| Type | Accessories |
| Weight | 0.09 |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 152 × 51 × 13 mm |
Yes, the GigaStation2 faceplate is designed to mount standard keystone jacks and snap fittings securely in its four ports.
After mounting, each jack should snap firmly into place with no play, and the faceplate should sit flush against the wall or surface.
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