Patch panel 10" NETRACK 12x keystone FTP slots (model 104-23)

NETRACK 10" patch panel model 104-23 provides 12 keystone FTP slots for modular network connectors. Designed for rack-mounted cabling in server rooms, telecom closets and network cabinets, this compact 10-inch panel supports installation of shielded keystone jacks to organize and terminate copper Ethernet cabling. The panel's shallow depth and standardized mounting points make it suitable for small racks and distribution panels where space is limited while maintaining a consistent layout for patching and cable management.

Advantages

The NETRACK 10" 12-slot patch panel allows flexible configuration by accepting keystone FTP (shielded) modules, enabling straightforward upgrades or changes to port types. Its compact 10-inch form factor saves rack space and simplifies deployment in confined network cabinets. The panel provides a neat front-access termination area for keystone jacks and a stable metal frame for secure mounting. Using shielded keystone modules preserves cable shielding continuity when properly installed, helping to reduce electromagnetic interference in installations that require FTP cabling.

Suitable for

• Small to medium server rooms and network racks with a 10" mounting space
• Telecom closets and distribution panels where modular keystone jacks are preferred
• Environments using shielded FTP copper cabling to maintain grounding and EMI protection
• Patch panels for VoIP, Ethernet networks and structured cabling terminations

Key specifications

• Form factor: 10-inch rack mount panel
• Number of keystone slots: 12
• Keystone type supported: FTP (shielded) modular jacks
• Material: metal frame suitable for rack mounting
• Mounting: standard rack mounting points for small racks and distribution panels
• Front access for keystone insertion and labeling

How to use

Install the NETRACK 10" patch panel into a compatible 10-inch rack or distribution panel using the provided mounting points. Insert FTP keystone jacks into the front slots until they click securely into place, then terminate the copper Ethernet cables to the rear of each keystone according to the jack manufacturer's wiring scheme. Ensure shielded jacks and cable shields are properly connected to maintain continuity of the FTP grounding. After termination, label each port as required and route patch cables to switches or active equipment using appropriate cable management to avoid undue strain on the keystone modules.

Usage recommendations

Use shielded keystone jacks matched to the category rating of your cabling and ensure proper grounding of the FTP shields. Keep cable bend radii within manufacturer limits and use horizontal organizers or cable ties to maintain tidy patching. For high-density installations, plan port labeling and spare capacity to simplify future changes.