Telecom Outlets

Telecom Outlets are connection points for wall, floor or surface mounting where phones and other devices plug into a building’s internal voice cabling. The range covers PABX Master, PSTN Master and Secondary line jack modules and outlets.

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Telecom Outlets give a physical connection point where handsets and other voice equipment plug into a building’s internal telephone cabling, fitted to a wall, floor or surface mount back box. Electrical contractors and installers fit them alongside data outlets on office and residential telecoms jobs.

Choosing the right outlet

Outlets are available as PABX Master, PSTN Master or Secondary line jack modules, matching the role of that outlet within the telephone system. Modules are Euro 25x50mm low profile size, and single or twin gang outlets are supplied with or without a 21mm back box.

  • Adaptor type: PABX Master, PSTN Master or Secondary
  • Module size: Euro 25x50mm low profile
  • Back box depth: 21mm

See also Voice Patch Panels, Box Connections and Connectors and Bulk Telecom Cable, or return to Voice and Telecoms.

Telecom Outlets FAQs

What is the difference between a PABX Master and a PSTN Master outlet?

A PABX Master outlet connects to an internal phone system, while a PSTN Master outlet connects directly to the incoming line from the telephone network. Secondary outlets extend from either master point.

Do Telecom Outlets come with a back box?

Some outlets are supplied with a 21mm back box included, while others are sold as the module or faceplate only. Check the individual product listing for what is included.

What size module do Telecom Outlets use?

Telecom Outlets use the Euro 25x50mm low profile module size, matching the faceplate format used across our data outlet ranges.