🔌 Cable Matters 24-Port Keystone Patch Panel: Rackmount or Wall Mount Blank Panel for Keystone Jacks Review

I wish I had bought this first instead of a regular patch panel, it allows you to service 1 port so easily without pulling everything out and without the pound Haul FIY cable - normal cable has a Cat6 keystone value which is great for it contrary to previous comments.

For those who keep asking YES, there are 2 pieces. Take the time and actually study it before saying no as you can see from the pictures I posted. For those wondering if single priced trapezoid stones will work without clearance issues, yes they are tested and validated. When in doubt, order a thin-profile keystone to fix this problem. directly into each port instead of staggering them on the sides, which is much easier to maintain.

Update: July 24, 2020 I confess I made the mistake of not reading the full list of keystones to realize I should have gotten these narrow keystones instead: https:// www.amazon.com/gp /product/B06Y8T7NSHS So I think the moral of this story is to be more careful about what you order than I am. pictures above; They're just too wide and together they waste panel space.

I did a lot of research before buying and now I've tried several patch panels from different brands. This patch panel from Cable Matters is the main unit and gets the job done. I use Trendnet's Keystone connectors for all my patch panels because I love their customer service and quality and they are a perfect match for this Cable Matters patch panel. https://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-Cat6-Keystone-Jack-Termination/dp/B07KM75W67/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=trendnet+keystone+jack&qid=1572913398&s=electronic…

Other patch panels were used in the past. When I saw this I was very interested in being able to punch through the keystone and move the keystone later if needed or add a non-RJ45 keystone. I have a coax cable in case I need to switch back to Comcast, I have it right in the box. You can also add other keystones if needed. Also, if you're breaking connections, I think it's easier to just deal with one cat6 at a time. Lots of zip ties are included to attach the Cat 6 to the patch panel wire…

I bought this 24 port patch panel to replace the 16 port panel I've outgrown. This is a great combination of quality, features, and price. I almost filled the panel with Commercial Electric Cat 6 and Cat 5e keystones, which fit well - they snap securely into place with almost no movement and seem less prone to popping out on my final patch panel. The Cat5E keystones fit snugly depending on the shape, but they fit and snap properly. The Cat 6 Keystones have a slightly narrower feel so they…

I built a small patch panel in a closet in the middle of my house. I run 2 Cat-6 cables from the panel to all rooms. This allows me to run the shortest amount of cable and have a wired connection to any location. This setup offers the most stable connection to all my devices in the house. And I can upgrade to 10GBase-T in the future. This panel is made of durable material. The keystone mounting position is easily accessible. I use it with a Cable Matters keystone jack and it easily holds 24…

I love these patch panels. They look beautiful, are easy to use and flexible. They also have very good cable management on the back. If you look at the first picture for the red wires you can see how each one is attached. Excellent! You can see in the first and second picture that I'm using 23 regular keystones. Plus 1 empty stub in the 24th position. The best part is that you can FIRST install the cables on all your cables and then slide them into place. This makes work considerably easier…