Patch Panel Accessory METZ CONNECT 130861-0602KE

The METZ CONNECT 130861-0602KE patch panel accessory is a compact wall-mount component designed to support structured cabling installations. Constructed from aluminum, steel and zinc, the accessory provides a stable mounting solution with a low-profile footprint. Its dimensions — 125 mm width, 110 mm depth and 43.6 mm height — make it suitable for confined spaces behind panels, cabinets or on walls. The product is halogen-free and manufactured in compliance with REACH and RoHS requirements, meeting common safety and environmental standards for network infrastructure components.

Advantages

The accessory combines corrosion-resistant materials and a compact metal construction to offer durable support for patch panels and related network hardware. Its small form factor reduces space requirements while the solid metal composition ensures mechanical stability and reliable long-term use. Compliance with REACH and RoHS and halogen-free materials lowers environmental hazards and supports safe operation in commercial and residential installations.

Suitable for

• Wall mounting of small patch panels and connection modules
• Space-constrained network closets and telecommunications cabinets
• Industrial or office environments requiring metal mounting brackets
• Retrofit installations where a compact, sturdy mounting solution is needed

Key specifications

• Material: aluminum, steel and zinc
• Width: 125 mm
• Depth: 110 mm
• Height: 43.6 mm
• Package dimensions: 135 × 145 × 55 mm
• Halogen-free construction
• Compliance: REACH and RoHS

How to use

Position the accessory at the desired wall location and mark attachment points that align with the patch panel or connection module. Use appropriate wall anchors or screws for the mounting surface and secure the accessory so it is level and stable. Once mounted, attach the patch panel or modules to the accessory according to the panel manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring all connections and cable routing meet local installation standards and best practices.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable installation, use hardware appropriate to the wall substrate (masonry, drywall, wood) and verify load-bearing capacity before mounting equipment. Avoid exposure to corrosive environments; if installed in harsh conditions, consider additional protective measures. Maintain compliance with local electrical and telecommunications codes when routing and securing cables.