Unifi Drywall Mounting with Keystones - tested with AP AC Pro

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<h5>Description</h5><p>This took me quite some time to model.</p><p>With this print consisting of 3 parts, that slide together easily, you can mount your Unify Accesspoint on a drywall without visible cables.&nbsp;</p><p>It uses the same hole pattern as the one provided by Ubiquiti and uses the included plastic peace for mounting.</p><p>Make sure that your drywall is not thicker than 2 sheets and you have some space for the cables behind.&nbsp;</p><p>The model consists of 3 parts that slide together easily</p><ul><li>The main body (Einsatz Rigips…)</li><li>the back cover (Rückseite)</li><li>the panel for the Keystones / other plugs (Anschlussplatte Keystone/blanko)</li></ul><h5>Additional parts needed</h5><p>You will need at least:</p><ul><li>2 Keystone Cat6 Connectors</li><li>2 short Network cables (I used 0,25m)</li><li>1 Access-point (of course ….)</li></ul><h5>Printing</h5><p>I printed the white parts in BASF Ultrafuse PET and the orange part in Prusament PETG</p><p>All parts can be printed on the mini without support, on some parts I used ironing to get the parts to slide together easier.</p><h5>Modifying to your needs?&nbsp;</h5><p>I included an additional insert without any cutouts so that you can modify this part to your needs e.g. if you don't want to use a keystone adapter and just want to have a hook that fixes your ethernet cable in place until final installation.</p><h5>Tips for Installation</h5><ul><li>Use the plastic mount from ubiquiti to find a suiting place for your Access-point</li><li>mark where to drill</li><li>Use pegs that are matching your drywall</li><li>Use the provided pdf to know where to cut a hole in your drywall (Anschlusskasten.pdf)</li><li>I used a multitool (e.g. fein multimaster) to remove the drywall and finished with a file</li><li>Get your cables ready. You can run the cables through the hole, and connect &amp; test the keystones before final installation. When you are ready just push the keystones in the panel for the keystones</li><li>Slide the back cover into the main cover</li><li>Slide the keystone panel into the main assembly and push everything in your hole</li><li>add the original ubiquity mounting plate and secure everything with fasteners</li><li>connect the network cables and clip on your Accesspoint</li><li>enjoy</li></ul><h5>Additional tip</h5><ul><li><strong>!Test the keystones connectors before installation to ensure you have a proper connection!</strong></li><li><strong>guess where that last tip came from … &nbsp;-.-</strong></li></ul><h4>Good luck!</h4><p>&nbsp;</p><p>If you have questions, feel free to post them in the comments :)</p>