Patch Panel 1U Lindy 25990

The Lindy 25990 patch panel is a 1U rack-mounted solution designed to organise and terminate network cabling in server racks and data cabinets. It provides 24 RJ‑45 ports in a compact form factor with a width of 480 mm, height of 45 mm and depth of 100 mm, and is finished in black for a discreet appearance in professional environments. The panel is intended to centralise horizontal cabling runs and simplify cable management and troubleshooting in small to medium-sized network installations.

Advantages

This 1U patch panel offers a standardized layout with 24 RJ‑45 ports that simplifies port labelling and patching operations. Its compact dimensions save rack space while providing enough density for typical network racks. The black finish improves visual consistency in server rooms and the durable construction ensures steady mechanical support for frequent cable movements. Overall, the design focuses on stable cable terminations and easy integration into existing rack infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Server rooms and data cabinets in small to medium enterprises
• Network closets and telecommunications racks
• Structured cabling installations for offices and branch sites
• Patch and cross-connect panels in voice and data networks

Key specifications

• Form factor: 1U rack-mounted panel
• Number of ports: 24 RJ‑45 connectors
• Colour: Black
• Width: 480 mm
• Height: 45 mm
• Depth: 100 mm

How to use

Mount the panel into a standard 19‑inch equipment rack occupying one unit of rack height. Terminate horizontal cabling onto the rear of each RJ‑45 connector following the appropriate wiring standard (T568A or T568B) and secure cables to avoid strain on connector terminations. Label each port clearly to reflect the corresponding patch or wall outlet location. Use short patch cords on the front side to connect active network equipment, switches or cross‑connect blocks as required.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, maintain proper bend radii for Ethernet cables and avoid excessive tension on terminations. Use consistent wiring standards across the installation and label both ends of each connection for easier maintenance. Consider combining the panel with cable management rings or horizontal managers to keep patch cords organised and airflow unobstructed.