Wall mount / closed patch panel

[alqassam]

Need to move all my cabling 5m away through a wall and need a patch panel that neat and clean. Ideally would need 16 port. Any ideas and local sellers.

Found this, looks fine might need 2. But the issue is no stock

Intellinet 560269 - IEEE 802.3,IEEE 802.3ab,IEEE 802.3u - Cat6 - Fast Ethernet,Gigabit Ethernet - 1000 Mbit/s - RJ-45 - Gold

Patch Panel, Cat6, Wall-mount, UTP, 12 Port, Black

www.senetic.co.za

 

[ponder]

Try datanet for a 24port krone or hubble panel

 

[Blu82]

Another alternative that is a bit more on the expensive side is the vertical wallmount sever racks from Startech and then add standard server rack component to it. 1U unit and 2U unit.

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

I would stay away from any patch panels where you still use a punchdown tool etc. Prone to failure after a while due to exposure etc.

I haven't used them for many years now.

Rather look at a 24PORT Unpopulated Patch Panel in which you insert CAT6 Shielded Inline Couplers.

So instead of punching down little wires, you just crimp all cables and plug them in.

Buy from these guys:

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Linkqage specialises in importing and distributing Integrated Connectivity Solutions. Covering Information Technology and the Audio-Visual Solution market. Connectivity goes far beyond the physical plug and socket.

www.linkqage.com

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

Another alternative that is a bit more on the expensive side is the vertical wallmount sever racks from Startech and then add standard server rack component to it. 1U unit and 2U unit.

Wow that's extremely expensive for what is basically an open shelf !!

Might as well buy a proper wall box then:

Linkbasic 4U Preassembled Fixed Wall Box

Scoop's CAB-4U, 4U wall box by Linkbasic is manufactured from mild steel and is powder coated with a glass front door. This Linkbasic 4U wall box is the ideal solution for intermediate sized networks offering versatility and convenience by saving v

scoop.co.za

 

[alqassam]

I would stay away from any patch panels where you still use a punchdown tool etc. Prone to failure after a while due to exposure etc.

I haven't used them for many years now.

Rather look at a 24PORT Unpopulated Patch Panel in which you insert CAT6 Shielded Inline Couplers.

So instead of punching down little wires, you just crimp all cables and plug them in.

Buy from these guys:

Home

Linkqage specialises in importing and distributing Integrated Connectivity Solutions. Covering Information Technology and the Audio-Visual Solution market. Connectivity goes far beyond the physical plug and socket.

www.linkqage.com

I was thinking of doing this but more ghetto like.

Just get basic inline couplers and use a nice looking electrical wall box to hide the cabling

All the cables are already crimped so this may be the easiest way

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

I was thinking of doing this but more ghetto like.

Just get basic inline couplers and use a nice looking electrical wall box to hide the cabling

All the cables are already crimped so this may be the easiest way

So why refer to a patch panel in the OP then?

 

[alqassam]

So why refer to a patch panel in the OP then?

Figured it might be the more reliable/cleaner looking solution

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

Figured it might be the more reliable/cleaner looking solution

And it still is...what changed your mind towards "ghetto like" then?

 

[alqassam]

So why refer to a patch panel in the OP then?

And it still is...what changed your mind towards "ghetto like" then?

Not having to punch down 16 cables