Knightsbridge NETQDWH Quadplexed SAT1/SAT2/TV/FM DAB Outlet Module, White, 50 mm x 50 mm

The unit was easy to clip in to a modular face plate and it will fit in to a 25mm depth back box as long as there are minimum cables coming into the back box, ideally a 35mm depth box is better and if it is a dry lining box in plasterboard all the better as this will allow the heat generated to dissipate.This unit is live all the time and consumes 20mA on stand by whereas some dearer units only switch on when a USB cable is plugged in.

A great little addition to any midea wall or euro spec set, super easy to install, could almost call it plug and play to be honest. No complaints 5 out of 5.

using this for bespoke commercial use, in a home i see very little use for this now most sockets can have a usb charger built in

Excellent product does the job

A little network job around the house and this was needed. Great price

Great module for an ADSL or telephone extension. Arrived quick & I couldn't find it in the usual DIY shops. See YouTube for wiring instructions.

I went for these because I recognised the brand. I bought five, of which three turned out to be non-functional. I wasted plenty of time troubleshooting assuming it was far more likely to be my punchdowns or that I'd damaged the cable during install. The clue came when several terminations on different cables consistently only had the same two pins working.There's another review that found missing solder on their keystones and so I checked my non-working ones, et voila. Buy extras, check them, and the ones that work are fine. I thought it'd be pretty hard to mess up a keystone RJ45. So...they're cheap for a reason despite the brand.Amazon support pointed me to Knightsbridge, who returned me back to Amazon. The keystones are too cheap to faff around, so I just bought replacements.

Decent enough but all plastic apart from the metal screws.