Get the Buyer's Point 2-Port Cat6 Wall Plate with Single Gang Bracket for Low Voltage Mounting Review

I just wanted to be able to turn off the ethernet from my room that has a hole in the wall to the next room that the router is in and clean up. It was a bit of a chore marking the mounting strut with a pencil when trying to get it in and then I had to trim a bit towards the edge because the design of the strut means you can't just make a proper mark. This was a minor issue though and I wouldn't deduct stars for it, it's just the nature of a project like this. For anyone wondering, this has ZERO

This 6 port Cat 6 wall panel is attractive and powerful. It features female-to-female connectors so you can use patch cords on either side. No punching required. However, it's quite expensive for what it is. The installation is cumbersome. The included low voltage mounting bracket (aka old work) is fairly standard and easy to install by cutting out the drywall. The problem is that the wall panel mounting holes are reinforced with additional plastic battens. This means that this panel cannot be…

I recently got a four camera security system for my home and needed to find a way to run the cables through the wall into a wall box. At first I thought of just buying one wall plate, but decided on this set because I found a cheaper stock deal. I'm glad I did! One thing I didn't realize until I tried to install them is that the standard and even dark blue boxes aren't deep enough for Cat5/6 cable. The black frame you see in this picture is absolutely necessary. I pulled out the blue box, put…

So this wall plate is good and does the job. It looks nice and made my installation "easy" because I didn't have to crimp anything. I used this to mount a Ubiquiti access point on the ceiling at home and used this panel as a PoE entry point. However, the biggest downside to this thing is the lack of a wall cutout template. The instructions basically say "Yes, place on the wall and trace and then cut a hole." Well geniuses, give us a really useful template. A real black plate frame or mount…

The product came in very handy when I needed to run a CAT 7 network cable from one part of my house to another for my Roku box that ran through the bypass room under my computer room. I didn't want to use raw cable, so I bought a pre-made network cable with connectors on each end. With a raw cable, all the small wires would have to be connected to a jack at each end, either soldered or hooked under numerous machine screws. This female to female connector allowed me to connect the cable behind…