Review on Belkin Cat5E Keystone Ivory R6D024 AB5E IVO by James Vilchez
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Ivory used to be the standard color for switches, sockets and switch/socket covers. No longer. I bought these to complete my house's wired Cat5e Ethernet system and when they arrived they looked more like what is now known as "light almond" rather than ivory. I suspect Belkin just wants you to buy their gummies too. So pay attention to color descriptions on Revain and keep the shipping documents. I hope what I'm saying helps you avoid the hassle of purchasing an item only to find it is not what you thought it would be. I am sending these back.
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