Patch Panel S/CONN 75064

The ShiverPeaks Patch Panel S/CONN 75064 is a compact, rack-mountable module designed for structured cabling and professional network installations. Finished in black, the unit provides a tidy interface for multiple copper network connections, enabling centralized patching and simplified cable routing in data closets, server rooms and network racks.

Advantages

This patch panel offers a space-efficient footprint and consistent port labeling to help maintain an organized cabling layout. Its robust construction and standard mounting dimensions ensure compatibility with common 19-inch racks, while the clean front panel appearance reduces visual clutter. The device is engineered to support reliable signal paths and easier maintenance of active network equipment without altering existing cable runs.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Organizing Ethernet connections in small to medium enterprise networks
• Cabling consolidation in server rooms and network cabinets
• Providing a central patching point for switches and routers
• Structured cabling installations in offices, schools, and branch sites

Key specifications

• Form factor: rack-mountable panel suitable for standard rack units
• Finish: black front panel for reduced visual impact
• Compatibility: designed for use with copper Ethernet cabling and common RJ45 patch cords
• Durability: metal construction for mechanical protection of ports
• Installation: rear cable management area for orderly cable termination

How to use

Mount the patch panel in a compatible rack or cabinet at the desired height, secure it with appropriate rack screws, and route pre-terminated or punched cables to the rear termination area. Label each port according to your network plan and connect patch cords from the front ports to active equipment such as switches and routers. Maintain proper bend radius and secure cable bundles to cable management accessories to preserve signal integrity and facilitate future changes.

Recommendations

For best results, plan port labeling and cable pathways before installation, use quality RJ45 patch cords matched to your network category, and implement strain relief and cable management to reduce mechanical stress on terminations.