24-Port UTP/STP Metal Network Patch Panel NP-24UD

Overview

The NP-24UD metal patch panel from the Cuprium series is an upgraded, multi-purpose version with an all-metal construction. Offering greater flexibility, it fully supports patching and termination of both unshielded (UTP) and shielded (STP) network cables. Its rear-loading design and sturdy rear cable support bar provide a stable, well-engineered foundation for cable management in enterprise and industrial networks.

Technical specifications

Datasheet (PDF)

Model: NP-24UD

24 Port Metal Panel

Cable Type: CAT 6, CAT 7
Color: Black
Size: 1U
Mod Jack Wiring: T568a / B Universal Wiring
Input Plug Type: RJ45 MALE
Keystone Type: STP, UTP
Material: Metal
Mounting: Rack Mount
Performance Rating: High
Product Fits Into: 19-Inch Rack
Receptacle Type: 8P8c, RJ45 Female
Manufacturer: KDT
Installation: Launch From Rear
Panel Guidance: Equipped with rear cable guide to hold cables during maintenance

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