Cable Matters [UL Listed] 24 Port Patch Panel Rackmount or Wall Mount 19-Inch, 1U Cat6 Network Patch Panel for 10 Gigabit Ethernet, 110 or Krone Impact Tools Compatible

This Cable Matters patch panel is a solid piece of gear. It's well-made, fits snugly in my rack, and makes managing my network cables a breeze. The ports are clearly labeled, and the 1U size is perfect for saving space. I've had no issues with connectivity, and it's compatible with the tools I already have. Highly recommend for anyone building or upgrading a home or small office network.

Easy to use, labeled well with T568-A and -B. Punches are split 4 in top 4 on bottom (vs usual 8 together on one side) probably to keep the twist intact for CAT6 quality. I punched down 20 of the ports and they all worked first try. It is sturdy too. The labels are a little off (by a few millimeters) but easy enough to tell what is what when working on it. I will use this again for my next job.

Used when remodeling house, works great for keeping cables in order and can label each one.

I have installed many of these patch panels and never had a problem with any of them. Well made, well packaged with clear punch diagrams on the back and all of the zip ties and mounts you need to install them cleanly.

The product is excellent, however I am disappointed that they were not sent with any caps for the back. Those caps are essential for keeping the cables pressed down into the punch Downs. When a patch panel is removed there is usually a tug on the cable, those caps would help keep the cables in their place. All other patch panels come with them, I am unsure why this product is not. Otherwise the product works really well.

Using this to both expand and upgrade a LAN in a private school. Paired with solid-core CAT6 cable and Keystone CAT6 wall jacks, the expansion was a snap. The termination was tight, secure and tested out perfectly after installation. Cable management had two options - ring/hoop and cable tie. I went with cable ties for stability and cable management. Quality was high, price was (relatively) low. I will be using these again.

Easy to setup, works well.

I have had these installed in both my home and business for well over a year without a single issue. Installation is straight forward and the color indicators for 568A/B are easily decipherable. I used a simple Southwire punch down tool to punch the Cat6 cables and everything went as smooth as patch panel installation can. All the cables connected to it test and certify without any hiccups. The only real downside I can think of is the label portion didn't adhere well to the Dymo (Rhino, Permanent Vinyl) labels I normally use for these installations.