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Patch panel Dätwyler IT Infra KS 19" empty for 24 modules, black RAL9005
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Empty 19" patch panel from Dätwyler IT Infra KS series designed to accommodate up to 24 modular inserts. The panel is finished in black RAL9005 and provides a front-mounted, rack-compatible surface for organizing telecommunication and network modules. It is intended to simplify installation and cable routing in server rooms, communication cabinets and structured cabling systems while maintaining a consistent rack appearance.
The KS 19" empty patch panel offers a standardized 19-inch rack form factor and a capacity for 24 modules, enabling flexible configuration with a variety of compatible keystone and modular inserts. Its black RAL9005 finish provides a uniform look in racks and helps reduce visual contrast with other black equipment. As a front-mount panel it facilitates orderly module placement and straightforward access for installation and maintenance.
This empty patch panel provides only the front plate and mounting frame for modular inserts; it does not include the individual keystone jacks, RJ45 modules or other active components. It is not a complete connectivity solution on its own and requires selection and installation of compatible inserts and cabling to provide network ports.
Mount the empty patch panel into a 19" rack or cabinet using appropriate rack screws and cage nuts. Insert compatible modular or keystone modules into the panel openings and secure them according to the module manufacturer’s instructions. Route patch cables or permanent links from the rear of the modules to patch panels, switches or distribution blocks, and label ports as required for identification and maintenance.
For an effective installation, pair the empty panel with quality keystone modules matched to your cabling category (e.g., Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A) and follow structured cabling best practices: maintain cable bend radii, label each port clearly, and secure cable runs to reduce strain on modules and connectors.
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