NFP-0WHI11 Single Faceplate withShutter & ID Plate

Faceplate Design: A faceplate is a wall-mounted or surface-mounted plate that provides a structured and organized way to terminate and manage network and telecommunications connections in buildings or rooms. The “NFP-0WHI11” suggests that it is a single-gang faceplate.
Shutter: The presence of a shutter in the faceplate indicates that it can be used to cover and protect ports or connectors when they are not in use. This helps keep dust and debris out of the connectors and ensures a clean and reliable connection when needed.
ID Plate: The inclusion of an ID (identification) plate suggests that the faceplate may have a space or label area where you can mark or label the ports or connections for easy identification. This is helpful for managing and tracing network connections.
Ports/Keystone Jacks: Faceplates typically have openings or slots where keystone jacks or ports can be installed. These ports can be for Ethernet, telephone, coaxial, or other types of data and voice connections.
Compatibility: The faceplate should be compatible with standard keystone jacks and connectors, allowing you to customize the faceplate with the specific connections needed for your network or telecommunications infrastructure.
Color: The “WHI11” in the product name suggests that the faceplate is white in color. The color may vary based on product offerings.
Installation: Faceplates are typically designed for easy installation on walls or surfaces. They often come with mounting hardware and instructions for securing them in place.
Versatility: Faceplates are commonly used in homes, offices, data centers, and other locations where structured cabling and network connections are required. They provide a neat and organized solution for terminating and managing cables and connectors.

Please note that the exact features and design of the “NFP-0WHI11 Single Faceplate with Shutter & ID Plate” may vary depending on the manufacturer and product line. For specific details about this particular faceplate, including its dimensions, material, and installation instructions, it’s best to refer to the product’s packaging, the manufacturer’s website, or the product documentation provided with the faceplate.