Tripp Lite Cat6 Wall-Mount 12-Port Patch Panel - PoE+ Compliant, 110/Krone, 568A/B, RJ45 Ethernet, TAA - patch panel -
$117.66
$57.99
Mfg # N250-P12
CDW # 5080647
| UNSPSC 26121600
Quick tech specs
- PoE+-compliant 12-port patch panel manages/organizes Cat6 data/power cable connections in a high-density network
- Ideal for managing Cat6 cable patching in high-density IT environments
- ABS plastic frame that mounts easily to wall or desk
- Tripp Lite is now part of Eaton
- 12 RJ45 and punchdown ports numbered/labeled for immediate cable identification
- Power over Ethernet patch panel prevents spark-gap erosion that can affect transmission
- Wallmount Patch-Panel/ Patch Bay/ Patch Field
Know your gear
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.
This Power over Ethernet patch panel maximizes performance with PoE+ applications. It prevents spark-gap erosion that degrades the plug and jack contacts over time and can affect data and/or power transmission capabilities. The N250-P12 is designed to handle the frequent mating and unmating of surveillance cameras, VoIP phone systems, wireless access points and other PoE and PoE+ devices under electrical load.
The 12-port patch panel is constructed from aluminum with an ABS plastic frame that mounts to a wall, desk or similar flat surface. The patch panel easily snaps into and out of the frame, allowing you to remove it to make new connections and snap it back into place. Included cable ties help organize your connections and cut down on cord clutter.
The N250-P12 is compliant with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA), which makes it eligible for GSA (General Services Administration) Schedule and other federal procurement contracts.
The N250-P12 is backed by a lifetime warranty, ensuring reliability and performance.
This Power over Ethernet patch panel maximizes performance with PoE+ applications. It prevents spark-gap erosion that degrades the plug and jack contacts over time and can affect data and/or power transmission capabilities. The N250-P12 is designed to handle the frequent mating and unmating of surveillance cameras, VoIP phone systems, wireless access points and other PoE and PoE+ devices under electrical load.
The 12-port patch panel is constructed from aluminum with an ABS plastic frame that mounts to a wall, desk or similar flat surface. The patch panel easily snaps into and out of the frame, allowing you to remove it to make new connections and snap it back into place. Included cable ties help organize your connections and cut down on cord clutter.
The N250-P12 is compliant with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA), which makes it eligible for GSA (General Services Administration) Schedule and other federal procurement contracts.
The N250-P12 is backed by a lifetime warranty, ensuring reliability and performance.
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Tripp Lite Cat6 Wall-Mount PoE Patch Panel 12-Port 110/Krone 568A/B RJ45 is rated
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Product includes cable ties to tie down your cables and the instructions show how to tie down the cables, but the tie down point on the product is not there. Without tying the cables down you are likely to have issues in the future.
Date published: 2019-12-05T00:00:00-05:00
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ralphq from
Great for network expansion
well built, easy to install and wire
Date published: 2020-12-26T00:00:00-05:00
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Scott from
Better than average quality patch panel
Good quality aluminum faceplate and sturdy bracket for wall-mount applications in telco closets, etc. We're using this in a business setting. It replaced a 100% plastic device that was not reliable.
Date published: 2022-09-02T00:00:00-04:00