Equip Patch Panel Keystone 48 puertos Cat.6 apantallado, negro

The Equip 48-Port Keystone Cat.6 Shielded Patch Panel is a 19" 2U network distribution unit designed for rack-mounted cable management and organized connectivity. Constructed from black SPCC steel, the panel provides 48 keystone ports compatible with Cat6 shielded keystone jacks and shielded cables. Each port is individually numbered to simplify identification and routing, and the integrated cable management system supports proper routing and strain relief for both LSA and 110 termination standards.

Advantages

The patch panel offers a compact 2U form factor that fits standard 19" racks and simplifies patching with 48 keystone ports. Its SPCC construction ensures structural durability while the integrated cable management and port numbering improve installation speed and maintenance. Compatibility with both LSA and 110 standards and recommendation to use shielded keystone jacks and cables help maintain signal integrity for Cat6 networks.

Suitable for

• Data center and server room horizontal cabling
• Office network distribution panels
• Structured cabling installations using Cat6 shielded components
• Racks requiring compact 2U patching solutions with 48 ports

Key specifications

• Ports quantity: 48 keystone ports
• Compatible cabling: Cat6 shielded keystone jacks and shielded cables
• Standards: LSA and 110 termination compatible
• Form factor: 19" 2U rack-mount
• Material/colour: SPCC, Black
• Dimensions (W×H×D): 483 × 88 × 110 mm
• Weight: 1.3 kg

How to use

Mount the patch panel in a standard 19" rack occupying 2U of space. Install Cat6 shielded keystone jacks into the keystone ports as required, then terminate shielded cables according to either LSA or 110 termination practices. Use the integrated cable management features to route and secure cables, and refer to the port numbering for straightforward patch cord connections and documentation.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair the patch panel with equip® shielded keystone jacks and shielded Cat6 cables, ensure proper grounding of the shielded components, and follow approved termination procedures for LSA or 110 to maintain signal integrity.