Patch Panels:
The Backbone of Structured Cabling Patch panels play a crucial role in organizing and managing network connections across data centers, offices, and residential buildings. Serving as centralized hubs, they streamline cable routing, reduce clutter, and facilitate easy modifications when adding new devices or troubleshooting connectivity issues. Whether used with horizontal cable managers or keystone jacks of various categories, patch panels ensure flexibility and efficiency in network maintenance. Available in multiple configurations, including 12-port, 24-port, and 48-port variations, they provide a scalable solution for both small and large-scale network infrastructures.
RJ45 Patch Panels
RJ45 patch panels and blank panels enhance cable organization, ensuring seamless network management in data centers, commercial spaces, and residential buildings. These panels, when paired with a horizontal cable manager at the front or rear, provide greater flexibility for adding new devices or addressing malfunctions. Our selection includes 90-degree and 180-degree patch panels, along with RJ45 keystone jacks ranging from Category 5E to Category 8, available in 12-port, 24-port, and 48-port configurations.
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1U 48-Port FTP RJ45 Blank Panel
Our 1U 48-port FTP blank patch panel is designed for seamless installation with Cat 5E, Cat 6, and Cat 6A keystone jacks or couplers. With a user-friendly layout featuring upper and lower port identification, it fits standard EIA 19" racks effortlessly. Its compact design maximizes aisle space in small closets, while the snap-in structure ensures smooth installation and removal of modules, enhancing efficiency for network management.
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1U 24-Port FTP/UTP RJ45 Blank Panel
Our 1U 24-port FTP and UTP dual empty patch panel is designed for flexible installation with Cat 5E, Cat 6, and Cat 6A keystone jacks or couplers. Featuring a user-friendly snap-in structure, it ensures seamless installation and removal, while integrated labels improve cable organization. Choose between shuttered and non-shuttered options—shuttered ports safeguard unused connections, while non-shuttered configurations allow for rapid cable reconfiguration and effortless plug-and-play operation. For added convenience, optional dust covers help maintain unused ports over time.
