E-Quip 769224 Cat6 Patch Panel 24-Port for Keystone Jacks, Black

There's not much to say about this. It works, it looks neat, it has a nice rack for tying down cables, and it comfortably allows Cable Matters keystones to fit.The only thing that I'd say is that it needs to be handled quite gently, due to the plastic inserts into which the keystones fit. I was a tad concerned that they might break if not handled correctly, so make sure that you angle in the keystone correctly, and then when you push it in it will click into place nicely. This does not require firm pressure or brutal force.If removing a keystone, make sure that you fully depress the release lever before pulling out the keystone at a slight angle.I'm very pleased with it.

Purchased this keystone patchpanel as additonal one to the one I have already and this one was half the price, but the quality is exactly the same.Keystones fit properly into it and are really snugg so they will not come off easily.The added back mount which allows you to better feed in the cables is detachable so you do not need to use it. I have it attached and it is great to funnel the cables properly into the keystones.would and will buy it again if I need more patch connections!

Super pleased with this patch panel, which I installed in my homemade IKEA Lack Rack. It's very sturdy, made out of metal, and even arrives with a bracket for the cables to rest against (although I didn't use this since I'm using some 3M cable ties to route the cables).Very pleased overall.

The option of strain relief for the incoming cables is a nice touch (a flat plate to which you tie-wrap the cables).The plastic inserts in the front plate that accept the keystone modules are a little loose and one broke when I tried to remove a module.These inserts allow the front of the module to be flush with the front of the plate.Other designs do not have the insert, the modules fitting directly into the plate which is generally cheaper, more secure and more robust but means the modules protrude forwards by about 9mm, this reduces the space between the module front and equipment rack door which can have adverse effects with cables being impacted by the door, pushing the RJ45 plugs out of line.In my application in a wall-mounted data cabinet space was tight so the flush fitting design was best.

The item is exactly as described. Very well constructed, and it was easy to install couplers (not included).I've added some before and after pictures for reference, it's the bottom patch panel under the switch in the after picture.It fulfilled its purpose and met my expectations.

This is exactly what I wanted. I was looking for a keystone patch panel instead of a punch down as it allows me to move ethernet couplers or coax couplers around if necessary.I bought some plastic ethernet couplers to place in them and they appear to be working well.At the time of writing, my home network is about 90% complete. I'm just waiting for some connectors to sort the coax cables and then I can add the switch etc.Without doubt, this patch panel is a vital part of the whole setup.

Arrived promptly and we'll packed. Neatly finished.

Perfectly fine patch panel