Keystone module DELOCK 87160 — F connector to F connector, grey, 60.1×59.4×21.6 mm

DELOCK 87160 keystone module is a compact, grey panel insert with F connector to F connector pass-through. Sized 60.1 × 59.4 × 21.6 mm, it is designed for installation in keystone-compatible faceplates, patch panels or mounting frames to create a tidy coaxial connection point for TV, satellite and other RF signal cabling. The module includes an F jack on both sides to maintain signal continuity and has a small labelling field for identification.

Advantages

The module offers a standardized keystone form factor for easy integration into compatible wall plates and patch panels without additional adapters. Its pass-through F-to-F connection preserves the coaxial signal path while keeping the front panel neat. Finished in grey with a built-in labelling area, the unit supports clear identification of lines. The compact dimensions reduce occupied panel space and enable flexible placement in multi-module installations.

Suitable for

• Creating wall plate connections for TV and satellite coaxial cables
• Patch panels and distribution frames for RF/cable installations
• Home entertainment setups requiring tidy coax feed-throughs
• Commercial or residential installations where keystone compatibility is required

Key specifications

• Connector type: F connector to F connector pass-through
• Colour: grey
• Dimensions: 60.1 × 59.4 × 21.6 mm
• Mounting: keystone-compatible panel/faceplate and DIN rail attachment option
• Identification: integrated labelling field for marking or symbols

How to use

Insert the keystone module into a compatible keystone opening on a faceplate or patch panel until it snaps into place. Connect coaxial cables by tightening the F connectors by hand or with an appropriate low-torque tool to avoid damage to the connector. For DIN rail mounting, attach the adapter to a 35 mm wide DIN rail following standard rail installation practice. Use the labelling field to mark the connection for easy identification during installation and maintenance.

Recommendations

Ensure connectors and cables are free from dirt and damage before connecting. Use properly shielded coaxial cables and tighten F connectors to the manufacturer’s recommended torque to maintain signal quality. Avoid excessive bending or stress on the cable near the connector and keep connections dry and protected from corrosion in long-term installations.