Patch Panel 1U ShiverPeaks BS75073

The ShiverPeaks BS75073 is a 1U patch panel designed to provide organized network termination for Cat6 installations. Constructed from durable metal, the panel offers a compact and rack-friendly solution for routing and managing multiple RJ-45 connections in server rooms, wiring closets, and data center racks. Its 212 mm width, 45 mm height and 130 mm depth match standard 19-inch rack mounting requirements while keeping a low profile footprint.

Advantages

This patch panel combines metal construction with a straightforward RJ-45 arrangement to deliver mechanical durability and consistent connection points. The compact 1U format saves rack space and simplifies cable routing. The fixed dimensions and standardized connector layout make installation and replacement predictable and compatible with existing Cat6 cabling infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Organizing Cat6 network terminations in server rooms
• Structured cabling in small and medium data closets
• Rack-mounted network equipment installations
• Edge distribution and patching of Ethernet links

Key specifications

• Form factor: 1U rack-mount panel
• Connectors: RJ-45 ports suitable for Cat6 cabling
• Material: metal housing for durability
• Dimensions: 212 mm (width) × 45 mm (height) × 130 mm (depth)
• Compatibility: designed for standard 19-inch racks and Cat6 structured cabling

How to use

Mount the patch panel on a 19-inch rack using appropriate screws and cage nuts suited to the rack. Terminate Cat6 cables to the rear of each RJ-45 connector following the T568A or T568B wiring standard used in your network. Route and secure cable runs with cable ties or management accessories to maintain bend radius and prevent strain on terminations. Label ports as required to reflect network topology and simplify maintenance.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use Cat6-rated cables and ensure terminations are performed with a compatible punch-down or termination tool. Maintain proper cable management and avoid sharp bends to preserve signal integrity; periodic inspection of connections is recommended in active network environments.