Eaton Tripp Lite Series 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel - UTP, 110 Punch Down, RJ45, 2U, TAA


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Eaton Tripp Lite Series 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel - UTP, 110 Punch Down, RJ45, 2U, TAA

Designed to deliver reliable, scalable networking in dense environments, this Eaton Tripp Lite 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel is the cornerstone of any high-performance IT rack. With 48 RJ45 ports in a compact 2U, 19-inch form factor, it helps you organize and manage Cat6 cabling without sacrificing valuable rack space. The panel features color-coded 110 punch-down slots for clean, quick terminations, enabling technicians to terminate cables accurately with a standard punch-down tool. Built for durability and long-term service, it is UTP Cat6 compliant and ready to support gigabit plus networks as your bandwidth demands grow. The TAA-compliant design makes it a versatile choice for enterprise data centers, government facilities, and commercial networks that require a robust, space-efficient patching solution. Whether you’re deploying a new network, expanding an existing one, or consolidating departmental cabling, this patch panel offers dependable performance, straightforward installation, and easy ongoing maintenance.

  • High-Density 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel – Maximize rack space with a compact 2U chassis that neatly accommodates 48 RJ45 connections, enabling high-density cabling for data centers, enterprise closets, and lab environments. This patch panel is ideal for large-scale deployments where port density matters as much as performance.
  • 110 Punch-Down Termination with Color-Coded Slots – Terminate cables using a standard 110 punch-down tool. The color-coded termination blocks simplify wiring, reduce the risk of mis-punches, and streamline labeling, making moves, adds, and changes faster and more accurate.
  • UTP Cat6 Performance for Fast Network Speeds – Built for Cat6 cabling, this patch panel supports high-speed Ethernet up to gigabit-plus ranges with lower crosstalk and interference, providing a solid foundation for reliable local-area networks and future-proofing as traffic demands rise.
  • 2U Rack-Mount Design with TAA Compliance – A 2U (two rack units) height and standard 19-inch rack compatibility ensure straightforward integration into most IT environments. The TAA-compliant design meets procurement standards for government and large enterprises looking for quality, traceability, and durability.
  • Durable Construction and Easy Cable Management – Crafted for longevity in demanding data center settings, the patch panel provides sturdy metal construction and clear port organization. Color-coded rows and a clean, unobtrusive footprint help technicians keep cables neatly routed, labeled, and accessible for routine maintenance and future expansions.

Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite Series 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel

  • Port count: 48 RJ45 jacks
  • Cable type: Cat6, UTP
  • Termination method: 110 punch-down slots with color-coding
  • Rack height: 2U
  • Mounting: 19-inch equipment rack compatible
  • Compliance: TAA-compliant
  • Construction: Steel chassis for durability
  • Industry readiness: Suitable for high-density, enterprise-grade networks

How to install Eaton Tripp Lite Series 48-Port Cat6 Patch Panel

Installing this patch panel is a straightforward process that enhances your network’s organization and performance. Begin by selecting a suitable 19-inch rack with sufficient depth to accommodate the panel alongside the cables you plan to route. Secure the patch panel into the rack using the provided mounting hardware, aligning it with other equipment to maintain proper airflow and accessibility for maintenance.

Next, plan your cable layout. Route Category 6 (Cat6) backbone cables from your switch, router, or distribution frame toward the back of the patch panel. Label cables clearly at both ends to simplify future moves or troubleshooting. Ensure you have a reliable 110 punch-down tool on hand, along with appropriate cable testers for verification after termination.

Terminate each incoming cable into the color-coded 110 punch-down slots. Follow the color code or labeling scheme you’ve established for your organization to minimize cross-wiring errors. Take care to trim conductors evenly and inspect each termination for secure seating and proper blade contact. A tidy, consistent termination helps prevent latency and crosstalk, preserving Cat6 performance across all ports.

With all cables terminated, connect RJ45 patch cords from the panel’s RJ45 ports to your devices, switches, or distribution panels as needed. Maintain clean, orderly cable routing with ties or Velcro strips to reduce strain and promote airflow. Finally, perform a comprehensive network test using a cable tester or network analyzer to confirm each link meets expected performance standards, and label each port for easy identification during future changes.

Maintenance is simple: periodically inspect terminations for signs of loose connections or physical damage, verify labeling remains legible, and re-test the network after any reconfiguration. Because this patch panel emphasizes color-coded 110 blocks and a dense 2U footprint, you’ll experience quicker terminations, clearer port maps, and smoother upgrades as your network evolves.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: How many ports does the patch panel support? A: It supports 48 RJ45 ports, providing high-port-density coverage for extensive Cat6 networks.
  • Q: What type of cabling does this patch panel use? A: It is designed for Cat6 UTP cabling, offering solid performance for modern Ethernet deployments.
  • Q: What is the termination method? A: The panel uses color-coded 110 punch-down slots for terminating cables, enabling efficient, reliable connections with a standard punch-down tool.
  • Q: Is the patch panel compliant with procurement standards? A: Yes, the product is TAA-compliant, making it suitable for government and enterprise purchases that require this specification.
  • Q: What mounting does it use? A: It is a 2U, 19-inch rack-mount unit, designed to integrate into standard equipment racks found in data centers and IT closets.

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