Rapink Patch Panel 24 Port Cat7 with Inline Keystone 10G Support, Coupler Patch Panel STP Shielded 19-Inch with Removable Back Bar, 1U Network Panel for Cat7, Cat6, Cat6A, Cat5e,

I have been installing these for the last 3 years. I have placed over 50 of these in production and they are AWESOME!

Feels very sturdy and was an easy install. Is working well.Took my razor and peeled off powder coated finish on one of my rack holes and was able to easily connect up the grounded cable/connector from the panel.

For the most part this device works really well, however I have found two things difficult:1.) As your attempting to clip in an ethernet cord, this device does seem to have very narrow ports. I'm not sure why, but putting the ethernet cords in is much more difficult than any other ethernet port I've used. It still fits, but it's a much tighter squeeze than I'm used to.2.) As you're struggling to put the ethernet cord in, the keystones do frequently become dislodged and you then have to fight with them to get them back in.Otherwise, my complaints are relatively minor and everything else works flawlessly.

Excellent 48pt patch the keystones are high quality and fully grounded / shielded. Very high quality

Recently bought a house which was built in 2000. It only had Cat 4 Ethernet run throughout, so decided to update with Cat 7 to future proof it. Had no problem finding good Cat 7 cable, patch cables, connectors, etc but was surprised how difficult it was to find a Cat 7 patch panel. This one does the trick. Good quality build, although would have been nice to have some basic directions for what all the hardware is for, and a longer ground wire which could actually reach a wall. Order yourself 5 feet of 10 AWG ground wire and a couple of spade connectors and you’ll be good to go (replace the short one on the patch panel and connect it to the faceplate screw of a grounded outlet).

Works as described. I needed a passthrough patch panel for a cat5 system. This allow me to upgrade home network without rewiring everything that was punched down as cat5 years ago. So far it is outstanding upgrade. It took only a few minutes to add this to my rack.

Keystones make a firm connection, but I wasn't able to snap-in a few of my old cat5e cables. In comparison to TrendNet patch panels, the printed numbers are small and harder to read, but I like that there are no labels. The support bracket should be better reinforced. However, it's a cheap and unique cat7 patch panel that comes with keystones installed

Great product for my home network