About this asset

This double data outlet Revit family features a wall-hosted design for precise placement in electrical and telecommunications plans. This double data outlet is a wall-hosted Revit family designed for clean, standard telecommunications integration. It consists of a rectangular faceplate featuring two RJ45 ports arranged vertically. The geometry is minimalist and functional, designed to represent a standard flush-mounted data socket found in modern residential and commercial interiors. The device includes a clear 3D representation for visual coordination, paired with a symbolic annotation for plan views, ensuring it remains legible across various scales and documentation sets. It is a compact, lightweight component intended for efficient project file management.

The download is a 215 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this wall-hosted family automatically aligns with the host surface, simplifying the placement process on partition walls or interior partitions. Designers should use the standard electrical device category to ensure proper scheduling and tagging within the project browser. The symbol is pre-configured to display correctly in plan views, while the 3D geometry provides necessary depth for interior elevations and section details without adding significant file weight.

This data outlet is essential for documenting telecommunications and network layouts in residential, office, and commercial building projects. It is typically specified alongside power sockets and switches to complete wall-mounted electrical services. Professionals will find this asset useful for detailed interior documentation and electrical schematics during the design development and construction documentation stages. It pairs well with standard structured cabling systems and is commonly searched for under terms like network port, RJ45 wall socket, or low-voltage communication device.