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- Network: The classic socket (RJ45) for wired internet on a computer, Smart TV, or consoles. It offers stability that Wi-Fi cannot match.
- Network and Telephone: The ideal solution for offices. It combines the internet socket (RJ45) and the telephone socket (RJ11) in one outlet, saving space and installation work.
- Network and TV: The "smart" socket for the living room. It allows you to connect the TV antenna and at the same time the network cable, so you can connect your TV to the internet without interruptions.
- Recessed: It is installed inside the wall, in an existing electrical box. The result is aesthetically perfect, as the socket sits flush with the wall.
- External: It is installed on the surface of the wall. It is the solution when we do not want to cut into the wall, ideal for storage rooms, garages, or when the cables run through external conduits.
- Cat5: This is the most common type of ethernet socket. It supports speeds up to 100 Mbps. Recommended only for basic telephone connections
- Cat6: High-specification socket for speeds up to 1 Gbps. Provides stable, lossless signal, ideal for Gaming, 4K Video Streaming, and large file transfers.
- Cat5e (1 Gbps @ 100 MHz): The classic socket for speeds up to 1 Gbps. A reliable and economical choice for basic home use, such as browsing and social media.
- Cat6a (10 Gbps @ 500 MHz): Enhanced version of Cat6. Designed for speeds up to 10 Gbps. Suitable for fast modern networks
- Cat7: Supports speeds over 10 Gbps and features top-tier shielding. Essential for data centers (Servers) or homes with very high technological requirements.
- Front: The mechanism and the front face of the socket are included
- Mechanism: Only the socket mechanism is included
- Complete: The mechanism, the front plate, and the decorative frame of the socket are included
- Without Shielding (UTP): This is a socket with a plastic casing in its mechanism. It is the standard choice for home use, where the network cables in the wall do not come into direct contact with many power cables.
- With Shielding (FTP / STP): The socket features an internal metal casing that surrounds the port. This "shielded" body protects the signal from electrical interference (noise) coming from nearby power outlets or panels.
- Enhanced Shielding (SFTP): It offers maximum possible signal isolation and is designed to perfectly ground double-shielded cables. It is chosen for industrial installations or high-speed networks