Patch panel 1U LANBERG PPUA-1024-B, 24 ports, Cat6a, U/UTP, 1U rack, depth 102 mm, metal, black

The Lanberg PPUA-1024-B is a 1U patch panel designed for termination and orderly arrangement of twisted-pair cables in 19" rack cabinets. This passive component of structured cabling supports 24 unshielded RJ-45 ports compliant with Category 6a and is manufactured from a combination of metal and ABS in a black finish. The panel includes IDC/LSA connectors for quick termination and an integrated cable management shelf with handles to facilitate stable mounting and tidy cable routing.

Advantages

The patch panel provides 24 U/UTP RJ-45 Cat6a ports in a compact 1U form factor (445 × 44.5 × 102 mm). Use of IDC/LSA connectors enables fast and reliable cable termination without additional tools, while the stiffened cable shelf with handles improves cable organization and mechanical stability. Its lightweight construction (0.7 kg) and rack-compatible dimensions make it suitable for main and secondary distribution points in fast telecommunications systems.

Suitable for

• Termination of Cat6a twisted-pair cables in 19" rack cabinets
• Main and secondary distribution points in local networks and data centers
• Rack-mounted installations requiring compact 1U cable management

Key specifications

• Model: Lanberg PPUA-1024-B (MPN: PPUA-1024-B, EAN: 5901969428308)
• Ports: 24 × RJ-45, Category 6a, U/UTP (unshielded)
• Form factor: 1U, rack-mountable
• Materials: metal + ABS, colour: black
• Dimensions (W×H×D): 445 × 44.5 × 102 mm
• Weight: 0.7 kg

How to use

Mount the patch panel in a standard 19" rack using the front mounting holes. Route twisted-pair Cat6a cables to the rear IDC/LSA connections and terminate each conductor according to the colour code printed on the panel or the connector. Secure cables on the integrated cable shelf and use the handles to position and stabilize the assembly. Connect patch cords to the front RJ-45 ports for network equipment connections.

Recommendations

For best performance, use Category 6a compliant cables and maintain proper bend radius when routing cables. Verify terminations with a cable tester after installation and avoid over-tightening rack screws to prevent panel deformation.