Patch panel LANBERG PPUA-1124-S 24‑port 1U 19 inch Category 6A UTP

LANBERG PPUA-1124-S 24‑port 1U 19" Category 6A UTP is a rack-mounted patch panel that serves as a compact termination point for copper structured cabling. Designed for Category 6A UTP installations, it supports high-speed Ethernet links and provides an organized front-facing panel for connecting network devices. The unit fits a standard 19" rack in a 1U space and is intended for use in data centers, server rooms and commercial network closets where reliable 10G performance over UTP cabling is required.

Advantages

The patch panel offers a dense 24-port layout in a 1U chassis, enabling efficient use of rack space while keeping connections accessible. Its Category 6A UTP design supports 10G Ethernet over copper cabling and is compatible with standard RJ45 terminations. The front panel typically features clear port labeling to simplify identification and management, and the metal housing provides mechanical protection and stable mounting in a 19" rack.

Key specifications

• Port count: 24 RJ45 ports
• Form factor: 1U, 19" rack-mountable
• Cabling standard: Category 6A UTP
• Supported link speed: up to 10 Gigabit Ethernet over copper
• Front panel: numbered ports for easy identification
• Chassis material: metal housing for rack installation

How to use

Install the patch panel into a standard 19" rack occupying one unit of rack space and fasten using appropriate rack screws. Terminate each copper cable to the rear termination points according to T568A or T568B wiring schemes, following color codes and using a suitable punch‑down tool. Connect the front RJ45 ports to network devices or patch cords to complete horizontal or equipment-side connections. Ensure proper cable dress and strain relief to maintain performance and reduce mechanical stress on terminations.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use Category 6A or higher rated UTP cable and maintain recommended cable bend radius and separation from sources of electromagnetic interference. Verify wiring continuity and performance with a certified cable tester after installation. Label both patch cables and panel ports to simplify future moves, adds and changes.