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Applicable to multiple scenarios
Multiple types Patch Panels
- CableManageRack: 12 Slot/24 Port, High 24 Slot/48 Port, Low 24 Slot/48 Port
- Blank Patch Panel: 24 Ports FTP, 48 Ports FTP, 24 Ports UTP, 48 Ports UTP
- Wallmount Patch Panel: 12 Ports Cat5E, 12 Ports Cat6
- Unshielded Patch Panel: 12 Ports Cat5E, 24 Ports Cat5E, 48 Ports Cat5E, 12 Ports Cat6, 24 Ports Cat6, 48 Ports Cat6
Applicable to a variety of scenarios
- 19“ Cabinet
- Office Cabling
- Netbar Cabling
- Home Cabling
- Education Network Cabling
- Monitor System Cabling
Easy to manage
- Used in computer rooms, servers, company LANs, Internet cafes, etc.
- To use of patch panels is easy to organize cables, find problems in time, and reduce failures.
Tibby
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
Because if I'm going to build a home cyber lab, it's going to have flair. Yes, I got this sleek, all-business 48-port patch panel… and then immediately started popping in pink keystone jacks. Why? Because network hygiene and ✨aesthetic✨ can coexist.This blank patch panel is sturdy, well-built, and way more capacity than I need right now (I’ve only got a 16-port switch, but let’s not limit future me). The included cable management bar is a nice touch, and once I wrangled the cables and started snapping in my hot pink jacks, it became the most fabulous piece of networking hardware I’ve ever touched.The labeling slots in the front are just begging to be filled with punny port names. (“Porty McPortface,” anyone?)No keystones included—which was perfect, because again… pink. It's currently living in my server rack, quietly judging my limited switch, but it's ready to glow up when the rest of the network catches up.Practical? Yes. Over the top? Definitely. Stylish? Obviously.
CD
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
I got this VIVOCH patch panel to add Ethernet and fiber ports to my equipment rack. It is sturdy and the standard black color matches my rack. This is a blank patch panel and I have the keystone jacks I need to add RJ-45 ports as well as different fiber ports that I need.
John
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
This is a patch panel that accepts keystone connectors. I am using for my home and it has really cleaned things up quite a bit since I can number all of the lines I have run throughout the house, and this makes it pretty awesome: no more trying to guess/remember which cable goes where once I got them all figured out. Working in IT for the last 20+ years, I see really nothing here that would indicate it is any less capable than any switch panel I have worked in on a professional level. This is a great option at a great price.
Christopher D.
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
This review is for the FTP (foil screened twisted pair) version of the patch panel. Please note that this is for a blank patch panel. It's meant to take shielded (bare metal) Cat 6 or Cat 6A (or higher) keystone jacks. The key point is that the panel grounds the outside of the shielded jack to the rest of the panel and that the panel can also then be grounded (to the equipment cabinet or rack). For this purpose, the panel does the job correctly. It also includes a nice tie-down bar and a few fastener and zip-tie accessories.No complaints!
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
This patch panel is pretty nice. It's a bit plastic-y feeling, but it looks nice and fits the keystones I tried with it. The keystones were also relatively easy to remove, which is a plus. The unit does feel a little plastic-y and light-duty, but honestly, it's a patch panel and probably won't be handled much.I also liked the fact that the label covers were easy to remove for access, and that the cable management bar was easily removed without tools, if you don't need it.
Quasinerdo
Reviewed in Australia on November 12, 2024
What's to say? A 24 port patch panel with cable management flange on it. Accepts standard blocksSeems strongly built, the cable manager has rigidity and won't sag under weight. The clip locations for the UTP blocks appear ok.I always prefer this type of individual panels vs the combined 24 or 48 block ones for custom work where additions will occur later. Not having to pull the panel and stuff around is a convenience.
FABRIZIO
Reviewed in France on July 25, 2023
panneau de brassage vierge 2U 48 ports de marque VIVOCH (à 49.99€) utilisé sur une baie de brassage domestique.-aspect visuel: correct, pas de défauts notables.-pas de pb d'installation dans ma baie.(surdimensionné pour mes besoins)
Francesco
Reviewed in Italy on July 17, 2023
A casa mia ho un piccolo armadio rack da 19 pollici dove confluiscono tutti i cavi di rete dell’impianto LAN e di videosorveglianza, quindi per riordinare tutta la cavetteria ho pensato di acquistare questo patch panel vuoto da 48 porte, sufficiente per ospitare tutti i miei apparati. Il patch panel è realizzato in acciaio e perfettamente compatibile con le aste del mio armadio rack, viene fornito con tutti gli accessori per il fissaggio. La struttura della barra di gestione dei cavi consente di sistemare meglio tutta la cavetteria dando forma e senza tirarli eccessivamente. Sulla parte anteriore delle singole porte è possibile installare un’etichetta per identificare il singolo connettore. Essendo che i keystone non sono inclusi ne ho acquistati diversi di terze parti, ma per alcuni ho trovato difficoltà nell’inserimento in quanto alcuni fori sono molto stretti e non ne consentono l’alloggiamento. Credo che considerato il prezzo bisogna includere nella fornitura anche le prese keystone.
Mkittym
Reviewed in France on June 23, 2023
Il s'agit d'un panneau de brassage pour baie informatique 48 ports. Il est simple et permet d'être fixé correctement.Pour ma part, il m'a permis de compléter ma baie et finir mon brassage au sein de ma maison. Les prises sont facilement enfichables. Un peu cher pour la qualité mais sinon très bien.
Dwight
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2023
What I received was not what was pictured. See attached photo for reference. Front has 4 screw holes, not 2. Front is plastic, not metal. Labels are below, not above.Slim Keystone Required: See attached photo. I used white keystone jacks to help illustrate the space between is not sufficient to use a standard keystone jack.Less sturdy than expected: See photo attached. The metal support rails attach to plastic tabs. This may be sufficient, but it wasn't what I was used to or what I expected.
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