DIN rail fiber patch module DIGITUS DN-96992 — 6 ports

The DIGITUS Fiber DIN rail patch module with six keystone-style ports is a compact, rail-mounted fiber interface designed for neat fiber termination and patching inside industrial control cabinets, server rooms and telecommunications enclosures. It accepts keystone-format fiber adapters so installers can choose connector types (for example LC or SC) and change them without altering the mounting.

Advantages

This DIN rail fiber patch module provides organized fiber management in a small footprint suitable for cabinets and control racks. Keystone compatibility lets technicians populate the module with the required adapters for flexible connector options, simplifying upgrades and repairs. Rugged construction and standardized DIN-rail mounting ensure stable positioning, while six ports deliver multiple connections in one compact unit.

Suitable for

• Industrial control cabinets and automation racks
• Server rooms and data closets with DIN rail infrastructure
• Telecommunications cabinets and network distribution points
• Modular fiber patch panels requiring keystone adapter placement
• Field installations needing compact, rail-mounted fiber termination

When it may not be suitable

This module is intended for indoor DIN-rail environments and may not be suitable for outdoor or weather-exposed installations without additional protective enclosures. If a permanently fixed connector panel or very high-density fiber count is required, a larger patch panel or rack-mounted solution may be more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Mounting type: standard DIN rail
• Port count: 6 keystone-style fiber ports
• Adapter format: keystone-compatible (adapter type selectable by installer)
• Material: durable housing for cabinet and rack use
• Application: indoor fiber termination and patching on DIN rails

How to use

Snap or fasten the module onto a standard DIN rail at the chosen location inside the cabinet or rack. Insert keystone-format fiber adapters that match your connector types into the module openings (for example LC or SC). Terminate incoming fiber cables to the installed adapters, route and secure patch cords to avoid strain on connector interfaces, and verify optical links with appropriate test equipment following standard fiber installation procedures.

What to consider before purchase

• Required connector type and whether keystone adapters for LC, SC or other formats are available
• Indoor DIN-rail mounting environment and available rail space
• Planned fiber count and whether six ports meet current and future needs
• Need for strain relief, labeling and test access after installation

Usage recommendations

Use keystone adapters that match the connector type and the fiber mode (single-mode or multimode) used in your network. Maintain proper bend radii and use strain relief to protect connector interfaces. For critical links, measure insertion loss and return loss after installation and label ports for easy future maintenance.