Pannet
Pannet CFPSL4IWY 4-Socket Faceplate switch plate
A single-gang faceplate that holds four Mini-Com modules for data, fibre or AV connections in an off-white plastic finish
- TypeRack Enclosure
- Four sockets in a single-gang plate
- Accepts Mini-Com modules for data, fibre and A/V
- Snap-in design allows quick moves, adds and changes
- Off-white plastic finish suits standard décors
- RoHS certified and environmentally friendly
4-Socket Faceplate for Mini-Com Modules
The Pannet CFPSL4IWY is a single-gang faceplate that accepts up to four Mini-Com modules. It suits installers who need a clean termination point for shielded or unshielded twisted pair, fibre optic or audio/video connections in a standard wall box. The off-white plastic finish matches common decor and the unit is RoHS certified.
Modular Upgrade from Fixed-Port Plates
This faceplate replaces fixed-port wall plates that lock you into a single connector type. The snap-in Mini-Com system lets you change the port mix whenever the cabling plan shifts, so the jump is worth it when moves, adds and changes are frequent. It is not for projects that require a pre-populated plate with integrated keystone jacks already fitted.
Compatibility Check Before Ordering
Verify that the electrical box is a standard single-gang size and that the Mini-Com modules you plan to use are on hand. The package includes the faceplate, a label and label covers but no modules, so confirm the required connector types separately. The plastic construction is rated for indoor environments only.
Highlights
- Four sockets in a single-gang plate
- Accepts Mini-Com modules for data, fibre and A/V
- Snap-in design allows quick moves, adds and changes
- Off-white plastic finish suits standard décors
- RoHS certified and environmentally friendly
Specifications
| Type | Rack Enclosure |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 115 × 70 × 34 mm |
Questions about this item
Will this 1-gang faceplate fit a standard UK single-gang back box?
The plate is a 1-gang design with four module apertures, so it matches the screw centres of a standard single-gang mounting box.
How do the Mini-Com modules snap into the faceplate, and what is the common mistake?
Modules push straight in until the retention clips click; the error is inserting them at an angle, which bends the clips and prevents a secure lock.
If a keystone jack fails, can I replace just that module without removing the whole plate?
Yes, each Mini-Com module releases with a small flat-blade screwdriver, letting you swap individual jacks while the faceplate stays mounted.
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