Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite 12-Port Keystone Double-Gang Faceplate White TAA
Holds twelve keystone jacks in a white, two-gang wall plate with TAA compliance and RoHS certification
- TypeRack & Cabling
- Length9.500
- ColorWhite
- Weight0.13
- 12 keystone ports in a double-gang wall plate
- TAA compliant for government and regulated projects
- White polycarbonate finish matches standard wall décor
- Includes four #6-32 mounting screws for quick install
- RoHS certified and backed by a lifetime warranty
12-Port Double-Gang Faceplate
This white polycarbonate faceplate provides twelve keystone openings across two gangs for wall-mounted network and AV installations. It ships with four #6-32 screws for direct mounting to a standard electrical box. The unit is TAA compliant and carries RoHS certification for environmentally responsible procurement.
Included Mounting Hardware
Four #6-32 screws are supplied so the faceplate can be secured to a dual-gang electrical box without sourcing separate fasteners. The polycarbonate construction resists impact and discoloration in typical indoor environments. No additional tools or brackets are required beyond a standard screwdriver.
Twelve Keystone Ports for Structured Wiring
The twelve ports accept any standard keystone jack, supporting Cat5e, Cat6, fiber, HDMI or audio modules as needed. A double-gang box limits the installation to two-gang wall openings, so single-gang locations cannot accommodate this density. The 9.500 length dimension matches standard dual-gang proportions for flush alignment.
Highlights
- 12 keystone ports in a double-gang wall plate
- TAA compliant for government and regulated projects
- White polycarbonate finish matches standard wall décor
- Includes four #6-32 mounting screws for quick install
- RoHS certified and backed by a lifetime warranty
Specifications
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Type | Rack & Cabling |
| Length | 9.500 |
| Color | White |
| Weight | 0.13 |
Questions about this item
Will the twelve keystone ports or the polycarbonate frame need replacement after years of patch-cord changes?
The faceplate uses a polycarbonate body rated for repeated keystone insertions; under normal office use the frame outlasts the cables, so only the individual keystone modules would ever need swapping.
What physical limit appears first when twelve cables are dressed tightly behind the double-gang opening?
The 9.500-inch width and two-gang depth leave limited rear clearance; cable bend-radius and connector boot clearance become the practical ceiling before all twelve ports are fully populated.
Does the white polycarbonate plate add noticeable heat or noise when mounted in a closed cabinet running all day?
As a passive mounting plate with no electronics, it generates zero heat and zero noise regardless of how long the connected equipment operates.
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