patch panel 48 port 2U

A patch panel also referred to as a patch bay, patch field, or jacket field, is a piece of hardware assembly with several ports for connecting and managing incoming and outgoing LAN cables or fiber/copper cables. Patch panels can be quite small with just a few ports, or very large with many hundreds of ports. They can also be set up for fiber optic cables, cat5 cables, RJ45 cables, and many others.

Generally, there are two kinds of patch panels in the typical data center infrastructure: fiber optic panels and Ethernet patch panels. Both of them are available in different designs, configurations or port counts, and can be customized to fit various network cabling requirements.

Fiber Optic Panels

• Standard Fiber Optic Patch Panel: the standard fiber optic patch panel can be loaded with LC/SC/MTP adapters, which are commonly used as the intermediate connection between the backbone and patch cables. FS FHD fiber patch panels come with single mode and multimode fiber types with different adapter options and port counts.

patch panel 48 port 2U

• 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel 568B, 2U
• Ports clearly numbered both on front and back
• Labels on front enable each port to be named
• Metal frame
• Lifetime warranty

refrence: Fs

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