Tripp Lite Eaton 48-Port Patch Panel, 2U Rack Mount, Cat6, 1 Gbps, RJ45 Ethernet
Horizontal cabling needs a clean landing point before short patch leads head into a switch. We build this panel with a heavy metal frame that bolts directly into standard rack rails. Both faces are marked to keep long runs sorted during punch-down and patching.
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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
All-metal frame
The chassis uses thick steel that stays flat when punch-down tools hit the blocks. It mounts into standard equipment rails without sagging under heavy cable bundles, finished in black to match the surrounding closet gear.
Numbered faces
Ports carry clear sequence numbers on both the front jacks and the rear termination blocks. Techs working behind the rack see the same designations as the person patching switches out front, cutting down on tracing work.
Front write-on labels
Blank labeling fields sit across the face above the jack openings. That gives you room to mark drop locations, office room numbers, or subnet assignments directly on the panel in pencil or marker pen.
Clean termination
Rear blocks accept standard copper pairs and hold them steady under tension. Once terminated, individual drops stay firmly seated and route cleanly into horizontal management channels without crowding adjacent connections.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
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