AMPCOM Premium Series CAT6 24 Ports Patch Panel, Rack Mount - 1U, 19 inch, RJ45 Ethernet 568A 568B, 15u Gold Plated, with Rear Cable Support Bar

Had to take a star for the non-UL listed portion as it was not in the description or on the product or in the box, but the quality is there to be listed just fine. Not sure why when the NEC and several states require all network product to be UL listed you would even try to sell the items if they were not. Also with the new NEC regulations from 2017 (so not that new) you would think they would state that it is not or if it is, just to help us network guys out as the item itself is really nice. So nice I bought 2 of them for use on my personal server racks.I am just hoping Mr. Inspector does not fail me due to non-UL listing as I got a 3rd from another market place i order to install to a client rack, but by the time I realized it does not say that it is listed almost too late... Oh well, nice product I highly recommend for sole personal use, anything in commercial realm I would recommend the UL listed brands.UPDATE:I am personally going to be disassembling and testing the product itself and see if I can get it to do 10Gbps before leaving any additional reviews. Currently unsure as to the specs of this product as the listing might have errors within and UL Listing is something any manufacturer might be looking to do. Since listings on Amazon are difficult in general I will be aiding this one as it is a nice product but hard to decipher what and where to use the item and what standards it does follow.

Liked the durability and quality of the materials. Like that it came with dust covers for the back and the tie down bar. Only complaint was that the color coding for A standard and B standard was backwards. T568B starts with Orange white and this product has B starting with Green White. If I wasn't paying attention I would have punch the panel down with standard A and the keystone jacks with standard B.

Heck, better than ones that cost 3 times the price!I can't begin to tell you how many patch panels I have installed in the last 25 years! I've used the very overpriced, brand named ones, like from Panduit, Hubbell and ModTap, and I've used the cheapo ones. They all have their pros and cons, but I will say that these ones from AMPCOM are probably the best I've used: the cable loads so easily, and get good contact on the first punch every time.I've also used a lot of patch panels with caps, and the caps have all sucked! Again, AMPCOM's patch has nailed it with the way their caps work! The snap in in and give a nice, finished look to the back of the patch panel.Their customer service is top notch, too! I got a panel that was missing the giblets (screw kit and caps), and they got the parts right out to me.I keep a 24 and a 48 in my van at all times, and when I am ordering for a job, I order them, so I always have a backup in the field.

The wiring was a bit confusing as the ports aren't well labeled on the Cat6 version. Once I figured out the first wire the rest came pretty easy. Threw me off having to split the wires top & bottom. Once everything was wired and zipped, the product worked as intended. The ports themselves seem a bit too far recessed, rj45 need to be pushed in pretty far before they click(difficult). Labeling was easy.

This patch panel is by far the best I’ve ever used. It’s a high quality build and has some great features that make life easier as an IT pro.The features that I value and have already used are;-Flip down label window (includes re reversible label ((blue label or white)-cable brace/organizer that connects to the back of the panel.-“dust covers” that snap over the back of each punched wire”. LOVE this idea. It secures the wire to the back like an anchor.

I used this for my home wiring closet. It makes things nice and neat. I mounted it directly on studs in an unfinished wall. I mounted it facing down so that I could easily work on the bare wire connections on the back. Works perfectly and much easier than doing keystone jacks. The wire connections are labeled so you can easily see which wire goes where. It comes with zip ties so you can secure the wires once everything is hooked up and tested.

This panel made it so much easier to wire with the patch coming apart in groups of 6. the cable supports in the back are handy, but do have issues staying in place prior to the wires all being installed. I ran wires to many different patch panels and this was by far the best one to use. it is also very helpful to have the patch numbers that can be taken out and renumber to make adding extra patches easier to identify.

The cable supports are made of thin metal, and they bend under normal use. I was naively expecting it to be just like another one already in my rack (which someone else had previously installed). That other one was made of stronger/thicker metal -- about twice as thick as this one by AMPCOM. If you are buying this because you want a patch panel with cable supports, spend the extra money on one from the name brands.