Patch Panel DeLOCK 19" D-Type 16 Port 1U Black Model 67058

The DeLOCK 19" D-Type 16 Port 1U Patch Panel (black) provides a compact rack-mount solution for terminating and organizing network cables in a standard 19-inch server rack. With a 1U height and sixteen D-Type ports, this panel centralizes connections and helps maintain an orderly cabling layout for Ethernet and other low-voltage signal lines. The powder-coated black finish offers mechanical protection and a uniform professional appearance suited to both small server closets and larger data rooms.

Advantages

This 1U patch panel combines a slim, space-saving form factor with a straightforward front-access port arrangement for easy patching. The metal housing improves durability and grounding potential while the D-Type port format supports reliable plug-in connections. Designed for simple rack installation, the panel reduces cable clutter and simplifies network changes, moves, and troubleshooting without requiring additional tools for day-to-day port access.

Suitable for

• Organizing Ethernet connections in 19" server racks and network cabinets
• Home lab and small office network patching
• Consolidating multiple cable runs for structured cabling systems
• Temporary setups and relocations where quick port access is needed

Key specifications

• Rack units: 1U, compatible with 19" mounting rails
• Number of ports: 16 D-Type ports
• Color and finish: black, powder-coated metal
• Form factor: front-facing ports for easy access and patching
• Material: steel housing for mechanical protection
• Mounting: standard rack-mount brackets included for 19" installation

How to use

Install the patch panel into a 19-inch rack using the provided mounting brackets and appropriate rack screws. Route your incoming and outgoing network cables to the rear of the panel and terminate them on the D-Type ports according to your wiring scheme. Use standard patch cords to connect active equipment to the front-facing ports. Label ports as needed to maintain clear identification and simplify future changes or troubleshooting.

Usage recommendations

Maintain bend radius for network cables when routing to the panel, secure cables with cable ties or Velcro straps to prevent strain, and keep a clear numbering or labeling scheme to speed up maintenance and reduce connection errors.