Keystone angled faceplate for data sockets. Socket mounting with screws to Basic steel inox box. BMGKS2P/21

Telecommunications outlet cover – solidity and functionality in every detail

This angled cover for Keystone telecommunications outlets, designed for screw mounting in a Basic box, is an ideal solution for both professionals and end users. Made of inox steel, it ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance of the installation. The product is dedicated to modular systems with a single number of modules (1), offering versatility and easy integration with various configurations.

Installation and application

The cover is designed for flush mounting, providing a neat and discreet look of the installation. The lack of dust protection does not interfere with daily use, and the lacquered surface finish in matte gray guarantees resistance to damage and ease of cleaning. The configuration of the basic element with a central cover plate provides an aesthetic finish to the outlet. The application is universal – the cover will work in any telecommunications system requiring a solid and aesthetic finish.

Advantages for installers and users

• Durable construction: Inox steel guarantees resistance to corrosion and mechanical damage, ensuring long-term use.
• Aesthetic appearance: Matte gray finish blends perfectly with various interior designs.
• Easy installation: Screw mounting to the Basic box simplifies and speeds up installation.
• Versatility: Compatible with various modular systems, increasing project flexibility.
• No markings: Lack of markings/labels allows for free personalization of the installation.
• Solid mounting: Ensures stable retention of the Keystone outlet in the installation box.
• Minimalist design: The angled shape of the cover adds a modern character to the installation.

Additionally, the Simon Basic series stands out with advanced structural solutions, such as precise positioning of the mechanism thanks to supports on the spirit level and metal mounting pressing the frame to the bridge, hiding imperfections of installation boxes. The small mechanism leaves more space in the box, and the base protrusions help maintain the vertical or horizontal alignment of multiple sets.