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Speedy’Z Spring-Lock 2” Cable Pass Through Port (White / Pair)
Speedy Installation
True to its name, the Speedy’Z is incredibly easy and speedy to install. Simply cut a 2.5” (64mm) diameter hole with a hole saw, then fold down the spring locks and insert the port. Once in place, the spring locks will automatically release and the port will be held securely in place. If needed, the port can also be removed by disengaging the spring locks.
Design
The Speedy’Z design features an ultra low-profile with a sturdy frame as well as a flexible rubber grommet. The grommet’s inner diameter of 2” to accommodate bulk cables and allow for easy and speedy cable passage through walls.
Specs
- Color: White
- Material: Plastic & Rubber
- Hole Size Needed: 2.5"
- Inner Diameter: 2"
- Quantity: 2
daniel c.
2025-07-26 18:30:00
These are so easy to install and you don't have to set electrical boxes. Ends up looking like a professional done it.
Dave M
2025-07-24 18:39:15
Exactly what I needed! I used a 2 1/4†hole saw as someone else recommended and it worked perfectly. So much easier than drilling into the header in the attic when running cat6a cabling into a home closet for a 24 port server.
Patrick & Casey
2025-06-28 15:27:03
I had no idea even made thit was super. Easy to put 2 holes in the wall and feed some cables through. And even looks really nice. People think I did some amazing job. And it's just 2 holes. I wish they sent it with the exact hole but even if you are not exact there is wiggle room on hole size
Kevin P
2025-05-21 15:33:27
Works good. Wish they came in a larger diameter. Spring clips are strong and keeps it in place.
nevadaturner
2025-05-03 15:33:13
Ordered the item which said quantity of two (2). Only received one. This appears to be a recurring problem with this item!
Susan h
2025-04-23 13:15:08
Product is a little expensive,but the work great
Matthew Lewis
2025-04-08 11:07:27
These covers would be perfect if they weren't plastic or were thick enough to match drywall. They should work okay but I can see these being a problem when I fill them with cables.
David Wicker
2025-02-10 16:04:57
Rubber grommet easily came out. Constantly having to re-seat the grommet.
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