A Keystone Insert is a specialized component that essentially acts as the skeletal frame in data and electronic systems. It's the main module in which various types of connectors or interconnects are inserted. The specific function of a Keystone Insert is to provide a secure and standardized housing for several connector types in a wall plate or patch panel. Some of its main features include versatility, durability, and simplicity, as these units are often designed to accommodate several connector types.
Keystone Inserts are typically used in home and business networking installations, in situations where a clean and organized connection point is needed for devices like televisions, computers, or audio systems. The main appeal of this product is its capacity for customization and its ease of use, as they allow the user to select and change connection types with ease. Some well-known manufacturers in this area include Hubbell, Leviton, and Panduit.
