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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite N250-P12 Cat6 PoE+ Wall-Mount Patch Panel 12-Port 110/Krone 568A/B RJ45

SKU CH-GRJR-FGRCM MPN N250-P12

A 12-port Cat6 patch panel manages high-density data and PoE+ power connections with 110 or Krone punchdowns

  • ColorBlack
  • TypeRack & Cabling
  • SpecificationsPoE+-compliant 12-port patch panel manages and organizes Cat
  • Features12-Port Patch Panel Manages and Organizes High-Density Cat6
  • PoE+ compliant panel manages 12 Cat6 data and power connections in high-density networks
  • Prevents spark-gap erosion that can degrade Power over Ethernet transmission quality
  • 12 RJ45 and punchdown ports numbered and labeled for immediate cable identification
  • Durable aluminum panel with ABS plastic frame mounts easily to wall or desk
  • Supports EIA/TIA 568A/B wiring standards for both 110 and Krone-type terminations

12-Port Cat6 PoE+ Wall-Mount Panel

This patch panel manages and organises Cat6 data and power connections in high-density networks. It accepts Cat6 patch cables at twelve front RJ45 ports and terminates solid conductors with 110 or Krone punch-down blocks. The aluminium panel and ABS frame mount directly to a wall or desk.

Network installers handling Cat6 PoE+

The panel is built for twisted-pair copper cabling that follows EIA/TIA 568A or 568B wiring schemes. It does not serve fibre optic links, nor does it provide rack-mount brackets for standard equipment cabinets.

PoE+ spark-gap erosion protection

Power over Ethernet Plus compliance prevents spark-gap erosion that can degrade transmission over time. This feature is the decisive factor when choosing a panel for powered device deployments.

Highlights

  • PoE+ compliant panel manages 12 Cat6 data and power connections in high-density networks
  • Prevents spark-gap erosion that can degrade Power over Ethernet transmission quality
  • 12 RJ45 and punchdown ports numbered and labeled for immediate cable identification
  • Durable aluminum panel with ABS plastic frame mounts easily to wall or desk
  • Supports EIA/TIA 568A/B wiring standards for both 110 and Krone-type terminations

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelN250-P12
ColorBlack
TypeRack & Cabling
SpecificationsPoE+-compliant 12-port patch panel manages and organizes Cat6 data/power cable connections in your high-density network.
Power over Ethernet patch panel prevents spark-gap erosion that can affect transmission
12 RJ45 and punchdown ports numbered/labeled for immediate cable identification
Durable aluminum panel with ABS plastic frame that mounts easily to wall or desk
Supports EIA/TIA 568A/B wiring standards for either 110 or Krone-type terminations
Ideal for managing Cat6 cable patching in high-density IT environments
Features12-Port Patch Panel Manages and Organizes High-Density Cat6 Network Cabling
This patch panel enables quick, easy cable patching. Just plug Cat6 patch cables into its 12 front RJ45 ports, and use a 110 or Krone punch-down tool (do not use a 4/5 pair 110 punch-down tool) to terminate color-coded connections in the rear. Both the RJ45 ports and 110 terminals are clearly numbered, and the front ports have blank labels to help you identify individual cable runs. The N250-P12 supports EIA/TIA 568A and 568B wiring standards and is compatible with all network applications.
Specifically Desig
Shipping weight0.54 kg
Package size280 × 88 × 55 mm

Questions about this item

Do I need a punch-down tool for the 110 or Krone terminations on the back of this panel?

Yes, terminating the rear 110 or Krone connections requires a compatible punch-down tool; the front 12 RJ45 ports accept standard Cat6 patch cords without tools.

Will my existing Cat5e patch cables work with the 12 front RJ45 ports on this Cat6 panel?

Cat5e patch cables plug into the 12 RJ45 ports and will pass data at Cat5e speeds; the panel’s Cat6 rating simply means it also supports higher-performance Cat6 cabling.

How can I verify each of the 12 ports is passing PoE+ power after I punch down and patch?

Connect a PoE+ device or a PoE tester to each front RJ45 port; the numbered and labelled ports make it easy to confirm power delivery on all 12 connections.

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