1U 19" 24 Port CAT6 Network RJ45 Patch Panel (UTP) with Back Bar

The new LMS Data PPAN-24-CAT6-N offers performance Category 6 performance for your current and next-generation networking applications, for gigabit Ethernet and advanced telco applications for example.

Industry-standard, dual-personality IDC punch-down for Krone(TM) and 110 toolings, clear color coding for true TIA/ EIA compliance, and long-life RJ45 UTP ports.

Part of the LMS Data 25-year warranty system*, the PPAN-24-CAT6-N is your ideal patching solution for warranted and un-warranted current and next-generation networking, telco, and server applications - at a competitive price point.

 

Key Feature: 

• Certified CAT6 Performance for Gigabit Ethernet
  
• Popular Krone(tm) KATT Dual Purpose IDC Punchdown
  
• Removable Rear Cable Management Bar for Cable Anchoring
  
• Part of the Synthesis 25-Year Warranty Solution

 

Applications:

 

• Office, Education, and Home Structured Cabling Installs
  
• Ideal for Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps) Data Networks
  
• Create fault-tolerant LANs by simply patching ports

 

Specifications:

• Port Count: 24 Ports UTP
• Dimensions: 1U 19-Inch Design Format
  
• Conformance: TIA-EIA-568A/568-B2.1 Coded IDC
  
• Performance: 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Compliance
  
• RJ45/IDC Connects: Nickel and Phosphor Bronze 
  
• Port Identification: Numbered and Bespoke ID Marker
  
• Fixings: Supplied M6 Nuts and Bolts
  
  * Specifications and product design are subject to change. E&OE.

* Apply for a cost-free LMS Data 25-year warranty system when buying all LMS DATA point-to-point products. (Module, Patch Panel & Solid Cable)

Technical Info:

• SKU/MPN: PPAN-24-CAT6-N
• EAN: 8400800036834
• Weight: 0.5Kg approx

 

Files:

• PPAN-24-CAT6-N Data Sheet - Click Here

 

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What's a Patch Panel? Designed in such a way that smaller length, separate patch leads can be plugged from an installed Switch to the patch panel. That way, if a Ethernet port fails, its just simply can be 'patched' to another port. Ideal for when you need to re-establish LAN links and to wall data outlets.