SHERIDAN, WYOMING – July 30, 2025 – German electrical specialist JUNG has expanded its product lineup with high-performance fiber optic wall outlets designed to meet the increasing demand for high-speed, energy-efficient digital connectivity in modern homes and commercial spaces. The new outlets feature color-coded Keystone modules for SC couplings and are engineered to fit seamlessly into JUNG’s established AS, A, CD, and LS series — ensuring continuity in design aesthetics across fiber and conventional infrastructure.
Future-Proof Connectivity Meets Architectural Integration
As fiber optic infrastructure becomes standard in new construction and retrofit projects, JUNG’s solution addresses a growing industry need: integrating next-generation data systems into cohesive interior designs. The newly launched fiber optic connection outlets offer:
- High-speed data transfer using light-based signal transmission
- Lower energy consumption compared to copper networks
- Compatibility with 1-gang and 2-gang modular jack covers
- Aesthetic consistency across JUNG’s signature design lines
This move positions JUNG as a practical choice for architects and planners who demand both performance and visual harmony in connected buildings.
Workflow-Friendly Design for Installers and System Integrators
By supporting SC coupling via universally accepted Keystone modules, the outlets streamline installation for network professionals. Their integration into JUNG’s existing mounting adapters and cover systems reduces the need for custom solutions, simplifying logistics for electrical contractors and minimizing discrepancies in visual design — particularly in retrofits.
Installers working across mixed-media projects — blending Ethernet, fiber, and smart home protocols — benefit from a unified hardware footprint that supports modular customization without compromising function.
Riding the Fiber Wave in European and Global Markets
Driven by national broadband initiatives and private investment in future-ready infrastructure, fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) deployments have surged across Europe, with Germany alone aiming to connect millions of households by the end of the decade. Within this context, JUNG’s offering reflects a broader trend of manufacturers embedding digital infrastructure in everyday design.
Competitive products in this space often sacrifice aesthetics for function. JUNG’s move addresses this gap, setting a precedent for blending data technology with premium interior finishes — a growing expectation in high-end real estate and professional environments alike.
“Mit den neuen Produkten im JUNG Design können Planer und Ausführende eine visuell einheitliche Linie auch bei der Nachrüstung von Glasfaser in Bestandsgebäuden erzielen.”
The quote from JUNG underscores the strategic value for planners and contractors who aim to retrofit fiber networks without disrupting existing design schemes. Visual coherence remains a strong differentiator in competitive project bids, particularly in hospitality, residential development, and workspace modernization.
Strategic Utility for Builders and Network Architects
The launch expands the toolbox for building engineers looking to meet both functional and aesthetic expectations. In practice, this enables:
- Standardized fiber integration in smart home projects
- Reduced design fragmentation in hybrid installations
- Improved alignment with energy-efficiency and future-readiness benchmarks
By converging high-performance connectivity with design adaptability, JUNG supports future-proof digital infrastructure — without aesthetic compromise.
Learn more at www.jung.de