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.