Re: Patch panel, ethernet & phone advice

[Kevin Hawkins <yahoogroupskh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

These high density patch panels look (from the photo) to have rear
mounted RJ45's - ie two per port one front and one back - which would
allow you to patch in other kit mounted in the same rack very easily
which is something I'm after - do they indeed have this or is it, as I
suspect, just an identification graphic ?

http://www.homestead.co.uk/CategoryImages%5CEP48PORT1Ul.jpg

I've also always thought it would be nice to have some patch panels that
were recessed by about an inch from the front face (or pushed back) to
allow cables to not poke out and be tidier, maybe even with a  front
flap - again is there such a thing or just those rather bulky 'tidies'
that go over the front ?

K


Paul Gale wrote:
> The 48 port high density panels have the same layout - as you say, I
did find them much quicker and easier to wire up :)  Although 240 of them
took a fair while!
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> Paul.
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf
>> Of Jim Noble
>> Sent: 22 May 2009 08:19
>> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>> Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Patch panel, ethernet & phone advice
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>> Paul Gale wrote:
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>>> On the telephone front - a lot of us hard wire into the back
of one
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>> of the patch panel ports i.e. run a cable from the back of the BT
port
>> where the screw terminals are to the patch panel. Then simply
daisy
>> chain the required number of ports together by connecting brown to
>> brown, blue to blue etc etc etc.
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>> This style of patch panel makes it a lot easier to wire up
multiple
>> phone sockets:
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>> http://www.homestead.co.uk/productcategorydetail.aspx?categoryid=55640
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>> Jim
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