Fiber panel 24 ports unloaded ACT FA2047 Black

The ACT Fiber panel 24 ports unloaded FA2047 in black is a rack-mountable fiber management panel designed to organize and protect optical connections in communication racks. The panel provides space for up to 24 fiber terminations and is intended to serve as a compact, accessible patching point for fiber cables in data centers, server rooms and telecom closets. Its unloaded design lets installers choose appropriate adapters, pigtails or splice trays to match the required fiber type and connector standard.

Advantages

This 24-port fiber panel offers a durable metal housing in black that fits standard 19-inch rack environments and provides orderly cable routing and strain relief for fiber runs. The unloaded configuration gives flexibility to configure connectors and adaptors as needed. The front-access layout simplifies patching and maintenance while reducing the risk of accidental damage to fiber terminations during routine operations.

Suitable for

• Data center fiber distribution and cross-connects
• Server room rack installations
• Telecommunications closets and MDF/IDF cabinets
• FTTx aggregation points where modular connector choice is required

Key specifications

• Port count: 24 fiber ports
• Form factor: 19-inch rack compatible panel
• Colour: Black finish
• Configuration: Unloaded panel for adapter or splice tray installation
• Access: Front-facing ports for easy patching and maintenance

How to use

Mount the panel into a standard 19-inch rack or cabinet using appropriate screws and rail spacing. Install the desired adapters, couplers or splice trays into the unloaded cutouts according to connector type and fiber mode. Route incoming and outgoing fiber cables through the panel’s cable management openings, secure with strain-relief clamps or ties, and perform terminations or splices as required. After connectors or pigtails are installed, label each port to maintain clear identification for moves, adds and changes.

Usage recommendations

When populating the unloaded panel, choose adapters and pigtails that match the fiber type (single-mode or multimode) and connector family to avoid compatibility issues. Maintain bend-radius guidelines for optical fiber to preserve signal integrity and use proper labeling to support efficient network operations and troubleshooting.