iwillink 24 Port Blank Keystone Patch Panel with Blank Keystone Jack Inserts 1U 19'' Metal Rackmount or Wallmount Housing for Keystone Jacks Keystone Panel

It serves its purpose well. The keystone jacks I bought snap right into place and it looks good.

I bought one of these as a patch pannel from my server rack to aft as a main patch where I drop into my closet out of the attic/rest of the home. It seeemd like such a great fit that we have actually decided to set up a second patch in the attick to quickly be able to reroute/change things as needed/ have it all labeled well in the attic for easy access/additions. So I have run extra cables of varying types up to the attic and capped them so that we can use them in the future as we grow.

I bought two of these for my network closet redesign. I installed Rapink and True Cable keystones and they insert (and remove) just fine. The panels themselves feel pretty solid and I like the cable bar to help provide strain relief for the cables. These are a good economical choice and I wouldn't hesitate recommending them to others.

Well labeled! Well Painted! Very strong/ridgid! Very Well packaged and shipped. Has very consistent cut-outs, so EACH keystone jack snaps strongly in place! Nice smooth edges! (No sharp points to get cut!) Will use the brand exclusively from now on!

Great little 48 port panel to build out my home network. Works well and took my inserts easily.

It turned out to be exactly right for my enclosure, although my implementation has the numbers upside-down. Nice and solid. It was a bit difficult to mount in the enclosure, but that was more the enclosure’s fault. My one gripe is that the keystone connectors are too tight, due to the wires extending on the side of the connectors. Maybe you’re supposed to trim the wires shorter so that they aren’t visible on the sides, but if there are even small protruding stubs (which is how I trimmed them), there isn’t space in the enclosure for all 12. The mounts start to lean, and I had to use a blank between every 3 or 4 keystones to create tolerance (which was OK for me, since I only had 9 cables to attach). I’m not sure if the fault is the mount’s or my trimming of the wires, but there really isn’t any spare room between mounts.

I got this patch panel to install in a data rack. The old patch panel only had 16 ports on it, and I was planning wiring upgrades, so this allowed me to make a nice clean install with the additional connections. This Patch Panel is made of metal and built pretty strong. It comes with cage nuts, bolts, zip ties, and even some black blanks to fill in unused ports. It did not come with any keystones. With this being a 48 port 2U panel, the ports are pretty close together, which is very typical of this type of panel. You will have to be sure that the keystones you're installing are slim in form factor or they might not fit. I installed some iwillink Cat6 pass-through keystones as well as some Vertical Cable branded Cat6 jacks. They all fit great, however, clicking them in was a little difficult. The fit on these ports is really tight, so you really do need to get them positioned just right to get them to click in. Once they're in place, they feel really solid - So solid, you'll have a hard time removing it if you need to. I guess that's both a pro and con of this panel. Because of this, I'd say even though you can replace keystones in this, it seems better fit for a more permanent type install. This patch panel also has a wire stress relief bracket that attaches to the back. It's a pressure fit piece, and might come loose on you during your install. Honestly, I haven't seen many brands make this part of the panel in a more solid way, and they all seem to have this type of behavior. It reattaches pretty easily, but can make the install a little more difficult. Overall, I like this panel. I would buy another for myself or my customers. It worked great, and had no negative "surprises". The price is also good for everything included and the build quality. Definitely a good alternative to other panels available here!

Great for rack setup with keystone jacks. If you have a rack with a variety of different types of wires this makes it easy to setup in a single 1U space. Also much easier for maintenance in the future where you can pull out a blank and add a wire. There is a metal rail for the back to tie your wires onto. It doesn't fit perfectly and can bend a bit, but is easy to bend back into position.