Cable management panel PATCHBOX Patchcatch Solo 24-Pack Black Red

The PATCHBOX Patchcatch Solo (24-Pack) is a compact cable management solution that combines device fastening and 0RU cable routing for racks with limited space. Made from durable polyoxymethylene and steel with a black and red finish, the 24-piece pack is designed to organize cables and secure equipment across up to 12 RU while minimizing occupied rack units.

Advantages

This 24-pack replaces conventional cable managers and cage nut screws, allowing you to manage cables and fasten hardware with a single component. Installation is tool-free and can be performed by hand, making it suitable for tight spaces such as cabinet front edges. The product is compatible with M6 cage nuts and PATCHBOX mounting systems and is backed by a 10-year warranty for long-term reliability.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Organizing horizontal cable runs in server and network racks
• Securing devices and patch panels where rack space is limited
• Retrofitting existing racks that use M6 cage nuts
• Environments that require tool-free, quick installation

Key specifications

• Brand: Patchbox
• Model: Patchcatch Solo 24-Pack (PBCSX24K)
• EAN: 4262427631199
• Material: Polyoxymethylene and steel
• Color: Black and red
• Pack quantity: 24 pieces
• Weight (pack): 720 g
• Compatible with: M6 cage nuts, /dev/mount, and PATCHBOX mounting rails
• Coverage: Can manage cables and secure hardware across up to 12 RU per pack
• Warranty: 10 years

How to use

Position the Patchcatch Solo into rack positions compatible with M6 cage nuts or PATCHBOX mounting rails, then push the unit into place and fasten by hand. Route cables through the integrated channels and secure devices as required. No tools are necessary for installation, allowing quick adjustments and reconfiguration in constrained spaces.

Recommendations

Install the Patchcatch Solo packs evenly across affected rack elevations to maximize usable rack capacity; avoid overloading a single point with excessive cable weight and follow rack manufacturer guidelines for equipment distribution.