Keystone BNC Inserts | CCTV RF | HTECH

Keystone BNC Inserts | CCTV RF | HTECH

The Keystone BNC Insert is a snap-in module that bridges coaxial cable connections via a standard keystone wall plate or patch panel. It features a BNC (Bayonet Neill–Concelman) female connector at the front and a male connector at the rear, allowing for a quick, secure “twist-and-lock” connection.

Product features

• Secure locking mechanism: the bayonet-style coupling ensures the cable remains locked in place, preventing accidental disconnections caused by tension or movement.
• Standardized fit: snaps into any standard keystone port found in wall plates, surface-mount boxes, or multimedia panels.
• Signal integrity: often features nickel or gold-plated brass bodies to maintain high-frequency signal quality and provide corrosion resistance.

Specifications

• Material: flame-retardant plastic
• Compatibility: fits any standard keystone opening
• Dimensions: 15mm x 16mm
• Installation: toolless snap-in design; can be removed from the rear
• Impedance: available in both 50Ω (typically used for data and RF) and 75Ω (standard for high-definition video and CCTV).
• Frequency range: usually rated for 0–4 GHz, supporting high-bandwidth signals.
• Slot occupied: 1

Steps for getting the right amount of inserts for your project:

1. Determine the empty slots of the wall plate. For example, you want two 6-slot 120×120 wall plates. The total number of empty slots is 12.
2. Determine the actual number of inserts you need. Subtract the total empty slots from the amount of inserts you actually need. The value gotten will be for the blank inserts [click here]. For example, you require four RJ45 inserts, 12 – 4 = 8. That means you will buy 8 blank inserts for the slots you will not be using.

Typical applications (not limited to)

• Homes
• Offices
• Schools
• Universities

What is in the box?

• 1 x Keystone BNC Insert