Routers, access points, cable modems, small switches — every networked device needs power and, usually, a data connection too. Here's a repeatable way to manage the cords.

Professional workspaces keep adding devices — routers, access points, cable modems, small switches — and every one of them needs power and, usually, a data connection, even the "wireless" ones. Installers need a simple, repeatable way to manage the cords and cabling. Wire Wonder gives network integrators a convenient enclosure to stow and conceal excess power and data cabling in the workspace, without cutting into a wall.

Wire Wonder is a non-metallic, surface-mounted cable manager, horizontal connection point, and Wi-Fi router/access point enclosure, designed to organize, protect, and conceal equipment and wiring — especially in small or home office applications. A simple snap-on cover and movable cable-organizer pegs position equipment and organize cabling. Slots for cable ingress and egress (three per side) can also be used to attach TIA-569-B–compliant industry standard furniture faceplates with modular jacks, turning Wire Wonder into a Multi-User Telecommunications Outlet Assembly (MUTOA) for open office environments. It can also be surface-mounted over a duplex electrical outlet to store, organize, and hide connections to a power strip. The plastic construction is virtually transparent to wireless signals.

Wire Wonder simplifies integration into the professional or home office environment:

• 3 wide openings on each side for cable and cord egress and ventilation, or for up to 9 TIA-569-B compliant furniture faceplates, suitable for vendor-specific modular jacks
• Unique adjustable peg system inside helps avoid over-bending and kinking cables
• Snap-on cover permits easy access to cabling
• Lightweight and paintable
• Plastic construction is virtually transparent to wireless signal

Wire Wonder is large enough for a 6-outlet power strip/surge protector and 6 power cords.

Wire Wonder with an Aruba wireless access point, Netgear wireless router, network cabling, power strip, and cable termination into a keystone jack on the outside of the enclosure.

Wire Wonder with a Starlink modem, power supply, power strip, network cabling, and cable termination into a keystone jack on the outside of the enclosure.

Wire Wonder can also mount and conceal these passive network components:

• Surface mount boxes for RJ-45 jack modules
• 110-style jack punch-down blocks
• Patch cords
• Housings and faceplates
• DIN rail jack modules
• Multimedia outlets
• PON components such as splitters and ONTs

The slots on the sides of Wire Wonder are designed to accommodate up to nine TIA-569-compliant furniture faceplates for RJ-45 jack modules. The cabling installer can terminate permanent links inside Wire Wonder and connect equipment cords on the exterior.

Wire Wonder TIA-569-B compliant furniture faceplates with vendor-specific modular jacks (not included), permitting external connectivity.

Wire Wonder is large enough for up to 200 ft of cabling and a 6-plug surge protector/power strip. It can also serve as a concealed location for a small workgroup switch, wireless router, or cable modem — the rugged all-plastic construction has virtually no impact on wireless signal.

Improve the finish and professionalism of your next cabling installation. Use Wire Wonder as an easy-to-install, surface-mount substitute for a recessed access panel. Route cable inside walls or surface raceway and terminate in Wire Wonder, or mount it directly over power and data outlets. It's paintable to blend in with the work area and can be installed just about anywhere in the office, including behind desks and other furnishings. With cabling stowed inside, maintaining and servicing equipment and its power and data cords is easier.

Professional installers will find Wire Wonder immensely valuable in adding that professional aesthetic touch to their installation.