Patch Panel 4 Port Keystone Network Blank Patch Panel UTP/STP Compatible with LC/SC/ST/FC/USB/HDMI Keystone Jack for Desk Mount Home Ethernet Termination Box (1U 4 Port)

**Efficient and Versatile: A Must-Have Patch Panel for Network Setups** I recently installed the Patch Panel 4 Port Keystone Network UTP/STP Blank Patch Panel, and it has exceeded my expectations. Its compatibility with Cat7, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat5E cables makes it incredibly versatile. The 1U design is compact yet robust, fitting seamlessly into my network setup. Installation was straightforward, thanks to the clear labeling and sturdy construction. The panel's ability to accommodate both UTP and STP cables ensures optimal performance and flexibility. Overall, this patch panel is a reliable and efficient solution for organizing and managing network connections, making it an essential addition to any professional or home network environment. Highly recommended!

Great little patch panel to run a few lines around the house. The design could have been better.

Very well constructed! I needed a small Ethernet cable organizer for my live stream desk, and this is perfect. I like being able to have keystone jacks just pop into place and then secured within the box. I recommend this!

Metal case, good quality. The price is great as well.

This product saved me from re-pulling CAT5e cable all the way across the house. After recent living room remodel, cables were not long enough to reach network jack behind TV. It was in a really bad location above fireplace. I was able to take it back to a more pleasant position and tie into old short cables. Using standard quick ports and short patch cable. This consolidated a exiting baseboard connection, (2 ports), into this device and allowed for the patch through to fireplace. Very rugged with hardware to mount, even to DIN rail if needed. I would recommend to friends.

Very well manufactured! Recommend this piece highly. Quality is great. Worth the price point.

This thing is a pain to install with keystone jacks. I used the Cable Matters Cat 6 keystones and they bow side to side and don't sit flush. There isn't enough room to have a fully straight shot of the keystones. The way to disconnect the top panel is kind of a pain since it holds on that "shielded layer" which you have to ground is also screwed in with the top panel to run cables. That shielded layer has to be completely removed to insert keystones since they need to be angled in to clip them. They don't latch easily and you are going to be bending your expensive Cat 6 to put it in this layer. You then will have to make sure you ran your wires organized to clip into the back of the patch panel (nice feature though). It's pretty hefty, learning on the side of heavy. I can't find many more options for 8 port patch panels this cheap so that's the only reason I gave it more than 1 star. In my opinion find something else that would be easier to install.

Good