Rapink Patch Panel 24 Port Cat6 with Inline Keystone 10G Support, Pass-Thru Coupler Patch Panel UTP 19-Inch with Removable Back Bar, 1U Network Panel for Cat6, Cat5e, Cat5 Cabling

I recently purchased the Rapink Patch Panel 24 Port Cat6 with Inline Keystone 10G Support and Pass-Thru Coupler, and I must say that I am thoroughly satisfied with both the value and performance it offers.The patch panel's 24 ports provide ample connectivity options, allowing me to efficiently manage and organize my network connections. The inline keystone design is a convenient feature, enabling me to quickly and easily insert and remove keystone jacks as needed. The 10G support ensures reliable and high-speed data transfer, which is essential for my demanding network requirements.What truly impressed me about this patch panel is the pass-thru coupler functionality. It eliminates the need for punch-down terminations, saving me valuable time and effort during installation. The pass-thru design also ensures optimal signal integrity and minimal signal loss, maintaining the quality of my network connections.In terms of value, the Rapink Patch Panel delivers exceptional performance at a reasonable price point. Its solid construction and sturdy build quality instill confidence in its long-term durability. Furthermore, the included cable management features contribute to a neat and organized setup, enhancing the overall aesthetics of my network infrastructure.Overall, I am highly satisfied with my purchase. It provides excellent value for the price, performs admirably, and simplifies the installation process. Whether for home or professional use, this patch panel is a reliable and cost-effective solution for managing network connections.

Fit nice, easy to use. No complaints, does what it is supposed to and is very convenient to have all RJ45s in place. Was cheaper than buying a blank + keystones, plus a LOT less work.

The clips that hold the support brackets seem a little flimsy but held up well. We filled 24 ports of the 48-port panel. Very simple to use. Before and after views in the pics.The ports are prelabeled,1-48. I wish there were an option of custom labeling the ports. Original house cabling was just terminated with rj45's and plugged directly into the switch and NVR, normally I'd re-terminate the cables onto keystone jacks and snap them into a panel.This panel eliminated the need to re-terminate, and the ports are keystone format so I can unsnap a port and change it to HDMI, Coax or Telco keystones if needed. This cleans up an unsightly install and gives us a much easier path to expansion as needed and kept downtime to a minimum since it was reusing the existing terminated cables. Will definitely use again.

Rapink (same company as this) does make a better quality one with more steel and it only cost a little more. I would highly recommend seeking those out as a better value.First one arrived broken. Second one arrived fine but there is quite a bit of cheap plastic in the construction. It is not nearly as well built as others I've purchased in the same price range. The problem is mostly in the attachment points for the support brackets being plastic. Much lateral load and I'm sure this one will break again. As far as functionality and speed these work as designed. It is installed in my server cabinet and I will just have to be careful if working around it.

Easy plug-and-play patch panels for Cat6a support. I haven't had any issues with the preinstalled passthrough, but I wouldn't say they are the highest quality. They will support 10 GbE.

Super easy to install in my rack and it works really well. Much rather use this one than having to terminate each individual connection into a patch panel. This just allows me to directly plug it in. And it's worked really well for me.

The Rapink Patch Panel has everything you require for installation. The Inline Keystone allows locking of the cable in place at both ends. Even though they supply ties for the cables they are not needed. Very sturdy construction and easy setup, perfect for a 19" server cabinet.

Fit well in the rack with no issues or interference with other equipment. I had to push pretty hard to get most cables to actually click in place so the plugs are pretty tight on the backside, but I guess that also means they have a nice secure connection. So far I have not had any issues with this item.