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This 1U Shielded Blank Patch Panel provides an ideal solution for Ethernet, HDMI, Coax, fiber, USB, and other keystone modules. It is the shielded type of blank patch panel to eliminate EMI, RFI, and crosstalk noise for your structured cabling system. It can be rack or wall-mounted, compatible with 19-inch racks, cabinets, and other brackets. A removable lacing bar with included cable ties helps secure 24 cables on the back of the panel. Each port is clearly labeled for easy cable identification. The patch panel is ideal for high-density office and data center networks.
You’d better pair this shielded blank patch panel with shielded keystone modules for maximum shielding performance.
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-Fully metal shielding protects your network transmission from EMI, RFI, and crosstalk noise;
-Provides grounding wires between RJ45 connectors and the patch panel.
-Includes a detachable lacing bar for organized cable management;
-Numbered ports and white labels provide convenient cable identification;
-Made of heavy-duty 1.5 mm cold rolled steel construction.
It supports fast installation of snap-in keystone modules in seconds without any tools.
-Compatible with any standard-sized keystone couplers or jacks, including RJ45, RG6, HDMI, and fiber modules;
-Supports Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, and even Cat7 cabling;
-Fits 19-inch racks, cabinets, and wall-mounted brackets;
-Ideal for home, office, and high-density data centers.
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