Evoges 24 Ports UTP CAT6 1U Patch Panel, Rack Mountable, Ethernet Network Patch Panel for Cable Management, Durable and Easy Installation

As described. Easy to use (provided you have basic structured cabling skills and knowledge). Requires tools to install (punchdown tool, wire cutters, screw driver). Looks professional in cabinet and works as expected with full throughput. The rear cable management bar is fully removable to ease punchdown process and can be reinstalled after.

Panel works well, and has accepted cat7 and cat5e cables as well as cat6. Slight annoyance is that the strain relief bar is positioned such that it gets in the way of punching down, but it can be shimmied to one side while punching.

Pretty good patch bay! Doesn’t come with 24 cable ties though, maybe I’m missing something.

Strong and durable patch panel with labelling for the two varieties of cat5 /6 cable conifguration. Fits into a standard rack well. 1U mounting holes match up well. Good amount of room behind the panel to enable punchdown without fighting for space. Cable management slots at intervals along the back allows efficient cable stowing and grouping. Good functionality, cables attach on RJ45 with strong bond with no movement. In all, a good value for money patch panel that will stand the test of time.

Easy to use punch down patch panel, well made and fits well into the rack. The basic colour guide for cabling is on the back of the unit, with each block of connectors shared between two ports; just have to make sure you are in the right connection slot. I have another pass through panel which is easier to set up. Easy enough to use punch down type connection, with the appropriate tool. Cable management bar keeps everything tidy. Well made, a good item

The patch panel arrived well-packaged, including a few cable ties (though more might be needed for a tidy install). It fits standard server cabinets perfectly, with correctly positioned mounting points and a helpful cable colouring guide on the rear. A krone punch-down tool is recommended (cheap and readily available), but other suitable tools could work. Overall, it's very well-made and perfectly suited for professional or home installations at a fair price.

Use in my home setup and on a couple of jobs. It's perfectly fine. Strain relief bar is in the way a it if you don't take it off, which can be a pain if you're adding ports and cable tied things up nicely. Arguably you don't need to spend mega money on a patch panel for the sake of it. Had no issue overall and connections have been solid.

Poor construction as all the punch downs are around the wrong way!!!