2111332-1 Connectors, Interconnects

Faceplates, Frames

The 2111332-1 is a faceplate and frame commonly used in electrical and communication systems. It is designed to simplify the installation and maintenance of power and data connections for displays and wall-mounted devices. It allows for the mounting of multiple components, while providing a clean and uniform appearance.

Application Field

The 2111332-1 is primarily used in the commercial and residential markets. It is a popular choice for office buildings, where it is used to mount multiple computer displays, audio-video, access control, intercom, and network devices. It is also frequently used in residential homes, to mount wall-mounted television sets and speakers.

Working Principle

The 2111332-1 consists of two primary components: a faceplate and a frame. The faceplate is a flat plastic or metal piece that has mounting holes used to secure the device. It is typically made of white, easy-to-clean plastic, but can also be made from other materials such as stainless steel. The frame is designed to fit into the back of the device, and is visible from the front. It is typically made of tough steel or aluminum, and can be painted to match the wall decor. The frame and faceplate together form a secure mount that holds the device in place.

For the device to be correctly installed, the frame and faceplate must be properly aligned and secured. Both components must be carefully measured and fitted to avoid obstructing the device. The faceplate must be screwed into the frame, and the device must be attached to the faceplate. All wiring must then be routed through the frame, and connected to the device.

Once the device is mounted and all the wiring is connected, the faceplate and frame can then be installed onto the wall. The frame is secured into the wall with screws, and the faceplate may require additional screws or adhesive. The entire setup is typically covered with a metal or plastic cover, giving it a neat and uniform appearance.