Tripp Lite Cat6 24-Port PoE+ Patch Panel, RJ45 Ethernet, 1U Rackmount
Horizontal copper runs gather in the back of the cabinet where they belong. We build this panel for installations carrying both DC power and network traffic through standard Ethernet drops, keeping the punch-down field organized behind the rack rails. Front jacks line up for quick patching straight to switches or hubs nearby.
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- 24 PORT CAT6 PATCH PANEL: This patch panel enables quick, easy cable patching. Just plug Cat6 cables into its 24 front RJ45 ports, and use a 110 or Krone punch-down tool to terminate color-coded connections in the rear.
- POWER OVER ETHERNET PLUS: This PoE plus patch panel maximizes performance with PoE plus applications. Power over Ethernet patch panel prevents spark-gap erosion that can affect transmission.
- 1U RACK MOUNTING: The high-density patch panel supports mounting in 1U of space in EIA-standard 19-inch racks. Included cable ties and a removable cable management bracket help organize your connections.
- WIRING STANDARDS: The N250-P12 supports EIA/TIA 568A and 568B wiring standards and is compatible with all network applications. This PoE plus patch panel is TAA-Compliant for GSA schedule purchases. Also known as: poe Ethernet patch panel / PoE plus network panel / patch panel rack / network patch panel / Cat6 patch panel / Cat 6 patch panel.
How this one is built
Punch-down terminations
Color-coded blocks accept common punch-down tooling for either standard wiring scheme. Terminals grip the solid conductors firmly so terminations stay put after the panel is fastened to the rails.
Power over copper
Built to handle direct current carried over twisted pairs alongside standard network packets. Contact geometry helps manage the wear that happens when live connections are seated or unplugged.
Cabinet mounting
The panel bolts directly into standard equipment racks and enclosures. Its black face keeps the bay looking uniform when mounted among switches, cord managers and shelf units.
Rear cord management
A removable rear bracket supports incoming bundles so individual wires do not carry the dead weight of the bundle. Included ties secure the cables in neat groupings as they reach the blocks.
On the nameplate
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