Everest 24 Port Keystone Patch Panel (1-Pack) - Removable 6-Port Panels - Use with Slim Profile Keystones ONLY (Wider Jacks May not fit Side by Side) - 8 Blank Keystone Jack Inserts Included

Used to interconnect Cat6 cables on a custom installion to avoid having surface mount boxes visible in a high traffic area. My name brand keystone jacks fit perfectly. The name brand option was way more expensive and didn’t include the mounting bracket. Due to the lead time, I sought out an alternative solution and I am glad I did. Because I am still using the name brand jack on both ends and a preferred cable, the manufacturer will still issue the extended 25 year warranty. Not one to mix and match brands, to save a buck, but due to the current scarcity of certain parts in my industry, and project deadlines, one has to improvise every now and then. Glad this was in stock and at a great price.

Everything I have ever bought from Everest Media Solutions has become a staple in my equipment toolkit as an owner of an IT service company. These are the only parts I panels I will ever use in my entire life as long as they're still made. Easy to patch and repatch thanks to the modular nature of them, easy to label, easy to rack. The built in cable holder and organizer is a great touch. The plastic used for the retaining clips is really quality and I've never seen one break.

Solid timesaver, stop messing around with support rods and punchdown panels. This thing is quick to deploy, arrange your cables for terminations and labeling is a breeze.I use these on all my installations and would recommend them.

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Very happy with the quality of this product and it is a great solution for installing the keystone jacks. Customer service was excellent as well-quick response and very helpful

Used this to wire my home with CAT6

I just started using these and like the modular structure but you need to make sure not to use them in restricted space areas. It is hard to get them out once completely installed.

The panel holds keystones well enough, it's just the construction is a little on the flimsy side and flexes a little too much when trying to get a good amount of cables set up in it. Works well for fiber and Cat5/5e, but you may have problems filling it with Cat6 or RG6 cable.