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What DataComm Electronics is known for

DataComm Electronics (founded in the late 1990s and operating from Norcross, Georgia) is a U.S.-based maker of low‑voltage structured wiring and AV accessories used in residential, multifamily and light‑commercial installations. The brand’s portfolio emphasizes practical, installer‑friendly components—keystone modular jacks and inserts, recessed and flush media enclosures, AV wallplates and HDMI/power cable assemblies—intended to simplify wiring and conceal equipment behind TVs or inside cabinets. DataComm is commonly specified where straightforward, affordable connectivity hardware is required rather than complex active electronics.

Main product families and technologies

  • Keystone inserts and modular jacks: Category 3, Cat5e and Cat6 keystone jacks in multiple orientations, colors and packaging sizes for patch panels, plates and modular panels. Jacks include color‑coded wiring guides and are offered in contractor packs as well as individually wrapped units.
  • Media enclosures and mounting hardware: Recessed and surface media boxes designed to hide power and small streaming devices behind flat‑panel TVs, plus mounting kits and faceplates for neat, code‑compliant installations.
  • Passive HDMI and AV cables: High‑speed passive HDMI cable assemblies in common lengths used for consumer AV installations and TV connections.
  • Patch panels, distribution modules and splitters: Modules for telephone, data and video distribution in structured wiring panels and multifamily deployments.
  • Tools and consumables: Simple installer tools and accessory items intended to speed termination and mounting on the jobsite.

Common applications and target users

DataComm products are designed for low‑voltage electricians, AV integrators, general contractors, multifamily builders, facilities maintenance teams and OEMs that need reliable, easy‑to‑install connectors and enclosures. Typical use cases include recessed media boxes for TVs, data/voice drops in tenant units, security closet distribution and maintenance/retrofit work where quick part replacement is required.

How to identify DataComm models and key specs for procurement

Model numbers and packaging cues are critical when specifying replacements. DataComm uses predictable part‑number patterns (for example, keystone jacks often start with 20‑ and HDMI cable assemblies with 46‑ prefixes). When comparing models look for category rating, orientation (90° or 180°), color/pack size, and manufacturer datasheets that list performance claims and termination instructions.

Sourcing, replacement and procurement language

When requesting quotes, always reference the exact DataComm part number, the category rating, orientation and pack quantity. If the part number is unknown, provide a clear product image and a physical description (keystone Cat5e, punch‑down, 90°) so suppliers can match the correct SKU or recommend an equivalent. Ask distributors to confirm UL listing and packaging increments.

How Safsale helps buyers identify and compare DataComm products

Safsale product pages group high‑resolution images, clear part‑number titles, product attributes and downloadable datasheets when available. Buyer reviews and Q&A are shown alongside product details, helping contractors and procurement teams confirm fit and select appropriate replacements without over‑specifying.

Practical procurement tips

  • Use the manufacturer part number and pack size on purchase orders.
  • Compare datasheets for Category and termination compatibility with in‑house tools.
  • Match orientation and universal keystone sizing when replacing jacks.
  • Confirm color and visible finish with product images.
  • For long HDMI runs, verify signal requirements and opt for active or alternative cabling if needed.

Summary: DataComm Electronics provides practical structured wiring and AV accessories focused on ease of installation and clear part identification. Safsale helps buyers by surfacing the model identifiers, images, datasheets and user feedback needed to source and replace parts confidently.