Patch-paneeli ShiverPeaks BS75064

The ShiverPeaks BS75064 patch panel is a 24‑port solution for structured network cabling, designed to simplify cable termination and organization in server rooms, wiring closets and equipment racks. Constructed in black durable material, the unit fits standard 19‑inch rack openings and accepts both T568A and T568B wiring schemes. Its compact frontal layout provides clear port identification and helps maintain orderly patching and cable runs.

Advantages

This patch panel provides a standardized termination point that reduces cable clutter and simplifies moves, adds and changes. The robust housing and jack mounting ensure stable connections over time, while compatibility with the two common wiring standards increases flexibility during installation. The black finish and compact depth support tidy rack integration and professional-looking cable management.

Suitable for

• Small and medium office network racks
• Server rooms and data cabinets
• Telecommunication closets and wiring panels
• Structured cabling projects using Cat5e/Cat6 (depends on cabling)

Key specifications

• Number of ports: 24 RJ45 ports
• Wiring standards supported: T568A and T568B
• Mounting: fits standard 19" rack
• Color: black
• Panel type: fixed, front-facing patch panel

How to use

Mount the patch panel in a standard 19‑inch rack or cabinet using appropriate screws or cage nuts. Terminate individual network cables on the rear IDC or punch‑down points following either the T568A or T568B color code, and use a punch‑down tool to secure each conductor. Route patch cords to the front RJ45 ports for active device connections, labeling ports as needed to match network documentation. Verify continuity and wiring with a cable tester after termination.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, maintain proper bend radius on incoming and outgoing cables, avoid overloading cable bundles, and follow the chosen wiring standard throughout the installation. Use cable ties or horizontal managers to keep patch cords organized and periodically inspect terminations for wear or loose connections.