Recessed Desk Outlet with USB and RJ45 Network Port

Recessed Desk Outlet with USB and RJ45 Network Port

Bring AC power, USB charging, and wired Ethernet to a desk or conference table through one compact, furniture-mounted power grommet. This model is designed for offices, meeting rooms, training tables, reception counters, and fixed workstations.

Key specifications

• AC power: 2 grounded outlets, 125V / 12A / 60Hz, 1500W maximum
• USB charging: 2 USB-A ports; USB section rated 5V / 2A
• Wired network: 1 Cat6 RJ45 port, rated up to 1000 Mbps
• Power cord: 10 ft cord with grounded US plug
• Safety: ETL listed; flame-resistant shell
• Colors: black and white

Fit and cutout dimensions

• Required circular cutout: 3 in diameter
• Top face diameter: approximately 3.5 in
• Lower locking ring diameter: approximately 3.96 in

Confirm the circular cutout, tabletop thickness, under-table clearance, locking-ring access, and cable path before cutting. Route the separate RJ45 cable below the work surface to your network connection.

Best for

• Conference tables that need wired internet access
• Office desks and training room furniture
• Reception counters and shared work areas
• Workstations that need AC, USB-A, and Ethernet together

Choose the right outlet

Choose this model when a fixed Cat6 Ethernet connection is essential. For more built-in options, compare recessed desk outlets. For meeting-room layouts, browse conference table power outlets. If USB-C charging is the priority, see USB-C desk outlets.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a pop up outlet?
No. It is a fixed recessed desk outlet that sits in a 3-inch circular cutout.

Does the RJ45 port provide Wi-Fi?
No. The RJ45 port is for a wired Cat6 network connection routed below the desk or table.

Can I charge a USB-C device?
This model has USB-A ports. Use your USB-A charging cable, or compare the USB-C collection linked above when direct USB-C charging is required.

What should I measure before ordering?
Measure the 3-inch cutout area, tabletop thickness, under-desk clearance, locking-ring access, and the power and network cable paths.