Tripp Lite Eaton 48-Port Patch Panel, 2U Rack Mount, Cat6, 1 Gbps, RJ45 Ethernet
Horizontal copper runs gather in the back of the rack and need a solid place to land. We build this metal panel so drops punch down clean and patch cords stay organized. Numbered positions on both sides make tracing runs straightforward when you re-patch a switch.
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- 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel 568B, 2U
- Ports clearly numbered both on front and back
- Labels on front enable each port to be named
- Metal frame
How this one is built
Solid metal frame
The metal frame bolts into standard rack rails without flexing while you work punchdown tools against the blocks. It holds up to repeated re-terminations over the life of the closet.
Numbered port positions
Each connection is numbered clearly on the front face and along the rear wiring blocks. A tech working behind the cabinet can find the matching drop without walking around to check the front.
Front writeable labels
Blank label fields across the front face give you room to mark room drops, desk jacks or switch assignments. Pen or printed labels stay visible right beside the patch cord jacks.
Clean rear termination
The rear punchdown field accepts solid twisted pair runs straight off the bundle. Pairs stay twisted close to the contact points, which keeps cross-talk down and leaves the back of the panel tidy.
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