Help with Keystone type inserts

[TGMcCallie 0]

I am installing a camera security system and the Cat5E cable that was supplied (100 ft. each) by the company has molded fittings on each end.

 

I want to run this cable through my wall behind the cabinet where I have the NVR instalaled.

I am using Keystone 12 space plates and hooking the end of the cat 5e cable that comes

from the cameras onto the back side of a Keystone push down type Keystone insert.

I will them use a cat5E patch cord which will be male on each end to hook from the Keystone

plate to the NVR. This will make a much neater installation rather than cutting a hole in the wall

and bringing each of the 12 camera cables through the hole to the NVR.

 

I have everything figured out except the Keystone inserts are wire strip and push down on the

back side and RJ female on the front side.

 

I know I can cut the molded RJ45 male plug off one end of the camera cables and use the

wire push down insert.

 

Does anyone know if there is a keystone insert that instead of having the wire push down

on the back side and female insert socket on the front side, one that has RJ45 female on both

sides.

 

I have not been able to find anything like this.

 

Thanks

[Boogieman 1]

yes its called a keyston network coupler...

http://www.amazon.com/RJ45-Keystone-Jack-Network-Coupler/dp/B007580KPA