Patch panel 48 port 1U 19" cat. 5E FTP with cable organizer shielded black PPS5-1048-B

Professional Network Cabling Management

This 19-inch Lanberg PPS5-1048-B patch panel is a solid solution for anyone who needs to organize and secure cabling in a server room, rack cabinet, or distribution point. With 48 Category 5E FTP ports, this panel provides sufficient capacity for extensive network installations. Shielding protects against electromagnetic interference, resulting in stable and reliable connections.

The panel is passive, meaning it does not require power and acts as a connection point between horizontal and vertical cables. Made of steel, it guarantees durability and resistance to mechanical damage. The use of T568A and T568B standards ensures compatibility with most network installations. Grounding further increases safety and reduces the risk of damage caused by overvoltages.

Functionality and User Comfort

The patch panel has been designed with the convenience of installers and users in mind. It is equipped with an integrated cable tray, which helps to organize cables and prevent tangling. Numbered ports make it easy to identify individual connections, which significantly reduces troubleshooting time. IDC/LSA connectors allow for easy and quick cable termination, and their high durability (200 cycles) guarantees reliable connections for a long time. Suitable for cables with a diameter of 20 to 26 AWG – this is a standard in most network installations.

Technical Specifications in Practice

The patch panel's design has been thought out to optimize space utilization in the rack cabinet – a height of 1U means it does not take up much space. The black color (RAL9004) provides an aesthetic appearance and blends well with other devices in the cabinet. A weight of 1.88 kg indicates a solid construction, and dimensions (482.6 mm width, 44.4 mm height, and 107 mm depth) allow for easy adaptation to most standard 19" rack cabinets. The operating temperature range from 0 to 40°C enables its use in typical environmental conditions prevailing in server rooms and distribution points.