Curious?

Inspected a home that had a sun room addition and I noticed that above and below casement windows in the walls is this plastic piece with a cap.
About the size of a dime in diameter and spaced approx. every 16 to 18 inches apart. It appears to be some kind of port, Any Ideas?

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Termite treatment holes are usually spaced like that but typically not done in an interior finished wall

I suspect they have added Insulation sprayed in the walls .
Seen many done from out side some with UFI and some with celluloses .

It looks like a wall panel fastener to me. Take a look at the attachment.

But that sure doesn’t look like a removable panel.

I’m pretty much baffled.

Not a wall fastener, for sure. Roy I think you hit it with spray insulation, filling the voids between window, as I mentioned they are located just above and just below the windows and spaced approx. 16 "

One would think that once you insulated, you would remove the port and fill the hole, why leave a ugly plastic port in the walls?

Thanks to all for your Ideas guy’s