1 Port CAT6 Ethernet Wall Plate Female to Female - 1 Gang Network Cat 6 RJ45 Keystone Jack Cover Plate Pass Through Faceplate - White

I needed a single one-port Ethernet Wall Plate that I could install behind my Wireless Router to convert my Fiber Internet Connection that runs directly into the house from outside. I used it to run a short Ethernet Cable from my Fiber to Ethernet POE Adapter behind the wall, to hide the POE Adapter and create a simple Ethernet connection from the wall to my Wireless Router.It worked perfectly! It was simple to install, had the design on the back of the wall plate that I needed, and priced very fair. There was nothing special about this wall plate compared to similar products, as there rarely is anything unique with a simple, straightforward product like this. But, it did the job - I got what I paid for!

This is the simplest and most effective way to tastefully pass an ethernet cable through a wall. I removed an old phone port in a wall that wasn't finished on the other side and replaced its cover with one of these. This allowed me to pass a hard wired ethernet connection down into my basement.

My house uses Cat5e cable for the telephone lines so I replugged the ports back to ethernet and used these wall plates to finish my project. They work great and allow me to back haul my mesh network over ethernet for a stable connection.

It is only for one side of the wall, read description carefully before you buy.

This wall plate was super easy to install and use. I needed a through connection between the walls of our apartment and this did the trick. used a short Cat5 jumper cable which connected perfectly to the back side of the jack. The wall plate looks like it was installed when the place was built. Looks great. Works great. Good value.

I almost wrote a bad review as the clipping in the RJ45 jack seemed wrong, but just flipped the plate around and it fits perfectly. I assume some of the other negative reviews probably had the same problem. Works just fine.

Due to how my apartment is set up the cable drop for the modem is in the living room. So my main Ubiquiti Router had to go there as well. I used this to go from a nearby blanked panel (it was meant to be) to a part of the closet in the master bedroom. Installed easy, they are fairly cheap screws but just be gentle, paint it if needed, or use the rubber band trick so that your screwdriver never touches the screw and you'll be fine.In the terms of speed, I saw a drop of about 500KB/s on my 110M down line. This was measured not with just a speed test, but also transferring and downloading large files from a remote Amazon Web Services server. So it is a drop but not absurb when using Cat6 Cables on both ends. Look up what a Cat6 cable looks like online, it has staggered pins. Don't cheap out on cables, especially if your cable in the wall has to go by power lines, and make they fit snugly, not bent and you'll be fine.

This wall plate was perfect I needed to relocate my modem to he highest point of the house to improve my WiFi. Upon running a cord through the wall I figured a plate would look better. It’s perfect! It fit into the exsisting spot perfectly. I replaced the screws with my own due to theirs lost paint and seemed to strip even there was no pressure on the screw. Great product will recommend!