NavePoint
NavePoint 12-Port Cat6 UTP Mini Patch Panel Black 3-pack
A 3-pack of 12-port Cat6 UTP mini patch panels with wall-mount brackets, TIA/EIA 568 compliant and backward compatible with Cat5e
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- Wall-mountable 12-port patch panel for tidy network cabling
- TIA/EIA 568 compliant Cat6 performance supports gigabit speeds
- Backward compatible with Cat5e for gradual network upgrades
- Color-coded 568A/568B wiring diagram simplifies termination
- Three-panel pack includes icon labels and mounting hardware
Product Identity
This NavePoint kit supplies three 12-port Cat6 UTP patch panels in black. Each panel mounts directly to a wall with the included bracket and hardware. The units meet TIA/EIA 568-C.2 performance and are backward compatible with Cat5e cabling. Icon labels with plastic holders are provided for front-mounted port identification.
Suitability
Installers setting up or expanding a small office or home network will appreciate the ready-to-mount design and colour-coded 568A/568B wiring diagrams. The unscreened construction makes these panels unsuitable for environments that require shielded connectivity or rack-mount form factors. Buyers needing higher port density per unit should consider alternative configurations.
Deciding Specification
The critical detail is the 12-port count per panel delivered in a three-pack. This fixed density determines whether the kit matches the number of drops you must terminate at each wall location. Verify the port total against your cabling plan before ordering.
Highlights
- Wall-mountable 12-port patch panel for tidy network cabling
- TIA/EIA 568 compliant Cat6 performance supports gigabit speeds
- Backward compatible with Cat5e for gradual network upgrades
- Color-coded 568A/568B wiring diagram simplifies termination
- Three-panel pack includes icon labels and mounting hardware
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | UTP |
Questions about this item
What maintenance will the 12-port Cat6 patch panel need over time?
The panel is a passive component with no moving parts, so no routine maintenance is required beyond keeping the front labels legible and ensuring cables remain firmly seated in the IDC blocks.
What limit appears first when all 12 ports run at full Cat6 throughput continuously?
The limiting factor is the aggregate bandwidth of the uplink cable feeding the panel; the panel itself simply passes the signal through its 12 IDC terminations without active circuitry.
Does the patch panel generate any noise, heat or extra power draw when mounted on the wall all day?
No — it contains no fans, electronics or power supply, so it runs completely silent, adds no heat and draws zero power regardless of how long it stays installed.
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