Keystone Faceplates, Frames

Connectors and interconnects are devices that are used to connect two or more electrical or electronic components together. They allow these components to communicate and transfer data, power, and signals. Keystone connectors are a type of connector that is designed to be used in modular wall plates or patch panels. They are named after the shape of the connector, which is similar to a keystone, and they are commonly used in structured cabling systems. Keystone connectors are rectangular in shape and have a number of small metal contacts on the face of the connector. These contacts allow the connector to be snapped into a keystone faceplate or patch panel, and they provide the electrical connection between the connected cables. Keystone faceplates and frames are components that are used in conjunction with keystone connectors. A keystone faceplate is a thin, rectangular plate that has a number of keystone-shaped openings on its face. These openings are sized and shaped to accept keystone connectors, and they are typically labeled with the type of connector that is intended to be used in each opening. A keystone frame is a larger, more robust version of a faceplate. It is typically made of metal or plastic and is designed to be mounted in a wall or other structure. It has a number of keystone-shaped openings on its face, and it can accept a number of keystone faceplates or patch panels. These faceplates or panels are then snapped into the openings in the frame, providing a convenient and organized way to connect multiple cables to a single location.