Home network cabling with POE access points

Great. Then simply do not place a box at the APs but only keystone and stash the patch cable in the hole, and install the access point above.

Is there so little space behind the access points that we can't even get a normal network cable in there, or is that why the action with the Keystone? I don't quite understand that yet.

We implemented this of course with empty conduits in the ceiling, but we do not have a suspended ceiling on the ground floor, so the cable hangs from the ceiling and now has to be connected somehow. There is an on-site configurable L-shaped connector from Telegärtner that just fits into the cable opening of the AP. This is how we will solve it now. I imagine putting in a jack is even more difficult since an additional patch cable would also have to be placed in the already too small cable duct.

A standard patch cable fits in. Just barely. But no field-terminable connector that you would otherwise use on installation cables. There is so little space that only a few centimeters of network cable can be stuffed in. With installation cables, it hardly works at all because they are too stiff. This is now the case with almost all APs and cameras.

Stupid question, is it installed without a frame? Like the keystone part?

The note about the L-plug is good. I didn’t know that as a solution approach. Thanks.

The keystone should be pushed into the junction box or the empty conduit. Not everything in the access point. That doesn't fit.