AMPCOM 24 Ports 1U Blank Keystone Patch Panel, 19 inch Rack or Wall Mount with Rear Cable Management Panel for Ethernet CAT5e/CAT6/CAT7, USB, HDMI

This was super easy to install and fit right into my existing 19in network rack. The quality is good and the value was great compared to what the local computer wanted to charge me for the same thing. This is a great way to manage and control your cables and to have them all sit nicely in a well labelled patch panel.

I found this unit to be very sturdy and easy to mount in my rack, and a good price.

I really like this unit. Personally I wasn't looking for a good deal as much as I was looking for a quality product. TL;DR; Pros: - Made of thick durable steel. - Strain relief bracket attaches easily and securely - Label panel actually works great Cons: - The plastic ears on the side can easily break off - AMPCOM, the seller, packaged this so poorly it was easily damaged en route My major complaint with this product is with the seller. They shipped this thing with no packing material so one of the fragile plastic ears was broken off during shipping. Rather than hassle with returns I'm just wedging the plastic piece in place where its mounted. Which works but buying a broken item feels bad. and the seller should feel bad letting items get shipped like this.

One of the best built I've used. I would put this up against Panduit or any giant company any day. It's edges are not sharp the grounding whip was well attached and constructed. The cable management tray was my personal favorite it allows HDMI coax any flavor of Cat cable to be supported. Keystones we're easy to install and I'll be buying these for all my AV /data room build outs.

This really ticked all the boxes for me, a home user/enthusiast. This might not fit the bill for a professional or client install because it's a little more expensive for additional functions that might not be worth it for volume use. For me, I really like that the cable management is not zip tied but reusable plastic routing. The downside is that it doesn't relieve strain if there is a lot of strain from pulling backwards, but if you have enough punched down, the strain is evenly distributed across many cables. Also, the reusable label holders are perfect for me. I can just print new labels in the shape of the label holder to reorganize from time to time. Again, not really useful for volume use since they often go unlabeled or need to be more quickly labeled. It's great for meticulous, organized people, and it costs a little more for this functionality. I used regular low profile keystones, a mix from monoprice and amazon, and have about half of the panel occupied. I didn't bother to put blanks in the ones I'm not using. This is just a little more refined than less expensive patch panels, again, probably not that valuable for business use with multiple panels, but nice features for home use where this is the only panel.

I have been using these for the past couple of years and I love them. They clean up the patch panel and allows you to customize the color or the keystone you put in them. I normally stick to the VCE black keystones. The also make it easy to lock down the cables in the back. I would recommend if you are putting in 2 with a patch panel you flip over the panel so you are able to read the labels a little better. They are easliy my go to. It also comes with a free CAT6 stripper. Worth it.

A superbly crafted, high quality and very attractive patch panel! Am extremely pleased with its fit and function. Had absolutely NO problem(s) with the metal\shielded Cat6 keystones. HIGHLY recommended!

I bought two of these AMPCOM patch panels. The plastic cover over one of the ears was broken off during shipment, but I was able to hold it in place. I'm using the AMPCOM shielded keystone jacks with it and they work well. I used some blanks as well, which were easier to add than to remove. The cable guide is very helpful. The one thing that was a bit difficult was that the grounding wire was very short with a small connector. If I were to change anything I'd recommend making that wire a little longer and make it fit onto a standard rack screw so that you are sure to have something to attach it to.