Patch panel 19" Delta G-16B-RACK — 16x BNC ports, rack-mount

Delta G-16B-RACK is a 19-inch rack-mount patch panel with 16 BNC connectors intended for organizing and terminating coaxial signal lines. It is designed for installation in standard server or equipment racks and provides centralized routing for video, CCTV, broadcast or RF systems. The panel simplifies cable management and makes troubleshooting, testing and reconfiguration of signal paths more straightforward.

Advantages

The panel offers a compact rack-friendly format that consolidates multiple coaxial terminations into a single, accessible location. Durable BNC connectors ensure stable mechanical and electrical contact for frequent connection cycles. Front-access ports and a slim chassis reduce rear-cabinet clutter and improve airflow, while consistent connector spacing supports orderly cable routing and labeling.

Suitable for

• Video surveillance (CCTV) systems
• Broadcast and studio signal distribution
• RF and analog video installations
• Server rooms and telecommunications racks requiring centralized coax connections

Key specifications

• Form factor: 19-inch rack-mount panel, 1U height
• Number of connectors: 16 BNC ports (front-facing)
• Connector type: BNC female, coaxial signal termination
• Material: metal chassis for mechanical stability and EMI shielding
• Finish: black powder-coated surface for corrosion resistance
• Mounting: standard rack ears compatible with 19" racks

How to use

Install the patch panel into a standard 19-inch rack using the supplied or compatible rack screws and secure both rack ears. Route coaxial cables to the rear of the panel and terminate them on the matching BNC connectors. Use labeled ports to document source and destination connections, and maintain service access to the front of the unit for routine inspection and testing. For best signal integrity, keep cable runs neat and avoid sharp bends near terminations.

Usage recommendations

Use the patch panel as a central termination point for video, CCTV or RF systems and pair it with quality coaxial cable and properly grounded equipment. Periodically inspect BNC connections for wear and confirm secure seating to prevent intermittent signals. When reorganizing connections, update labels to reflect new routing and minimize simultaneous connector handling to reduce mechanical stress.