Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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LORDWORLD
Two 24-port blank keystone panels mount in a 19-inch rack using 1U each and accept RJ45, data, voice, coax or other keystone inserts
This two-pack supplies two 24-port blank keystone patch panels built for 19-inch rack or wall mounting. Each panel occupies a single 1U space and measures 19 inches wide by 1.75 inches high. The plastic faceplate mounts on a powder-coated metal frame for rigidity. Installers snap in their own keystone jacks to complete the patching field.
The panels suit installers who need a high-density, modular termination field for RJ45 data, voice, coax or other keystone inserts. They fit standard 19-inch server racks, network cabinets or wall-mount brackets. Buyers who require pre-populated ports, angled faceplates or integrated cable-management bars should evaluate other options.
Each panel provides exactly 24 keystone openings within a single rack unit, fixing the maximum port count per panel at 24. This density determines how many panels a project requires for a given cable count. No other specification in the data changes that capacity.
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The panel occupies a single rack unit of 1.75 inch height, so two panels fill 2U of vertical space in a 19-inch cabinet.
It accepts standard keystone jacks — RJ45, data, voice, coax or other inserts — so any keystone module fits but non-keystone connectors will not.
The 19-inch wide metal frame aligns with standard rack rails for cage nuts or screws and also supports wall-mount brackets.
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