Leviton 41646 W QuickPort Decora Insert Review

Good quality. The keystones snap tightly, and even when filled with 6 keystones, the flex isn't excessive once placed in the box. Note, however, that large trapezoid stones may not fit top-to-bottom or side-by-side. For example, several Cable Matters® Cat6 RJ45 punch-down keystone jacks will not fit without modification. To attach them you will need to cut two small plastic tabs off the top and sand the sides to about half the existing thickness. I used a Dremel tool with a small sanding drum.

They are ideal for installing a speaker, data and HDMI keystone socket. I generally trust most Leviton low voltage products. I'm a professional installer of audio/video equipment and use it in a different way almost every day. They are clearly marked "Top" like most keystone plates to facilitate installation of the keystone connectors. They are high quality plastic and I still break one installing them. The tabs that hold the mounting screws are made of a softer plastic that allows for some…

I have used a few of these to replace existing panels because they offer a lot more customization options than the normal pre-made panels you get on various wall panels. I've used them for HDMI, COAX and network jacks to equip my TV wall plates with all the jacks I need to connect. I had an issue with a panel where the metal screw connector popped out of the plastic, but that was because I had a TV mounted on it and the HDMI cables were clamped so tight they were pushing too hard against the…

I purchased this faceplate to match other Decora switches and outlets in my home. I used it for the surround back speaker jacks as well as the ethernet port. Because the bezel is designed as a decorative element, it doesn't have as much physical space as the full face space allows. This means my harness inserts were battered together and very difficult to fit into the unit. I ended up tossing them in the trash and instead bought a full keystone bezel that had just enough space between each port

Of course you can buy Keystone wallplate all day and there are many brands, but in the end it's SOLID and made to very tight tolerances . This is based on experience - I have had two different 6 port keystones where I have not been able to get the correct keystone for 3 x HDMI, 2 x LAN and 1 x optical cable - or if I have the plastic has snapped when pressure is applied to the Connectors bent so badly, that keystone just reappears in the gang. Switching to a Leviton cost me a few bucks more…