Rapink Mini 12 Port Cat6A Patch Panel with Inline Keystone 10G Support, Shielded 10-Inch with Removable Back Bar, 1U Network Patch Panel for Cat7, Cat6, Cat6A, Cat5e

I love this little patch panel.It's not hard to rack mount, just screw in your usual 4 screws. The ports can wiggle a little bit, but that's almost always to be expected, especially from ones you can replace, which I really do prefer.I haven't had any issues with the connectors fitting properly, and it feels pretty high quality for the price. If you need a patch panel, go for it, because this will probably fit your needs.

Superior to nearly anything out there for dirt cheap price ..Open clean design. No punch down necessary.Have cables ready to go, and just plug and play.No extra power needed.Works perfect for long distance POE.

Just received it and tested all ports. All 12 negotiated gigabit speeds using a laptop and 1 end and a ubiquiti switch at the other end, with cat6 cables plugging into each keystone passthrough.

This was a nice addition to the GP 10" rack! It allowed me to more easily route cables into the back and have a clean switch and panel up front! Highly recommend if you're planning on buying a rack to have one of these!

I used this in a waterproof junction box on the outside of the building for terminating network cables alongside lightning protection. I used L brackets to mount it horizontally in the box and the whole setup worked out great. I’ll buy more of these for future networking installations I do.

My house has all of the Ethernet cables terminating in an old structured wiring box in the basement with about two dozen cables merely dangling in there, plugged into a switch > router. I wanted to clean everything up, but the box won't accommodate a 19" rack, so I bought these 10" patch panels, and mounted them to the back of the box using 3" standoffs (I put threads in the back of the box using rivet nuts), which gives me lots of room behind to access/manipulate the cables. I removed the Cat 6 passthoughs from the new patch panels and, after terminating each cable with a Cat 6 keystone, I placed them in the patch panels (I removed the cable supports since I didn't need them and there was no room for them). These panels are incredibly well made and even with the standoffs, don't flex at all. These are also incredibly difficult to find, so I am glad I was able to get them on Amazon. They have a very professional feel to them, from their design, construction, and packaging.

needed a patch panel smaller than 24 port and this worked well. one of the best features is the keystone couplers, which can be easily swapped out. comes with the bolts and nuts for a formal rack mount, as well as a dozen cable ties. very thoughtful since not everyone has those accessories. I would buy it again or something else from this same company

This worked nicely to neaten up my home network. Very easy to use and cleaned up my untidy cables very well. Most definately would order again