Patch Panel 1U Equip 125297

The Equip 125297 is a 19" 1U ISDN patch panel designed for orderly telephone and network cable distribution in server racks and communication cabinets. It integrates a cable management system for improved routing and strain relief, and supports both LSA and 110 termination standards. The unit has 50 ports, RJ‑45 style connectors and a grey finish; each port is clearly marked with a port number for easy identification. The product is RoHS and CE compliant.

Advantages

The patch panel offers a compact 1U design that saves rack space while providing 50 numbered ports for straightforward cable identification. Its integrated cable management improves routing and strain relief, reducing stress on terminations. Compatibility with LSA and 110 standards allows use with common punch-down tools and structured cabling practices. The grey finish and RJ‑45 style connectors ensure visual consistency and straightforward installation in professional environments.

Suitable for

• Telephone distribution in small to medium server rooms
• Structured cabling projects using LSA or 110 termination
• Rack-mounted network and ISDN installations requiring compact 1U space
• Cable management and labeling for multi-port voice/data connections

Key specifications

• Form factor: 19" 1U
• Ports quantity: 50
• Connector type: RJ‑45 style / punch-down compatible (LSA and 110)
• Colour: Grey
• Certifications: RoHS, CE
• Brand: EQUIP
• MPN: 125297
• EAN: 4015867207499

How to use

Mount the patch panel into a standard 19" rack taking up 1U of space. Route incoming telephone or network cables to the rear termination area and use the appropriate LSA or 110 punch‑down tool to terminate individual conductors into the numbered ports. Secure cables with the integrated cable management features to provide strain relief and maintain tidy routing. Verify connections by testing each port after termination.

Usage recommendations

Install the patch panel at a convenient rack height for access during maintenance, label both ends of patched cables consistently, and use proper punch‑down tools to avoid damage to contacts. For optimal performance, follow structured cabling standards and perform continuity and signal tests after installation.