1U Lanberg PPU6-1024-S patchpanel

Managing a growing network often means wrestling with tangled cables and unreliable terminations. The Lanberg PPU6-1024-S patch panel brings order to your rack by providing a central, durable point to terminate and organize up to 24 Cat6 twisted-pair connections in a single 1U space. Its metal construction and IDC/LSA connectors ensure fast, secure installations that stand up to daily use in server rooms and network closets.

Who is it for

This patch panel is built for IT professionals, system integrators, and facility managers who need a dependable, high-density solution for structured cabling in 19" racks. It suits small and medium enterprises, educational institutions, and any environment where neat, reliable Ethernet distribution is critical.

Main features

• 24 unshielded RJ-45 ports compliant with Category 6 standards, supporting high-speed network deployments.
• IDC/LSA connectors enable quick, tool-free wire termination with T568A/B color coding.
• Robust SPCC cold-rolled steel chassis with grey finish for long-term durability.
• Standard 1U form factor fits any 19" rack or cabinet, with included cable management panel for tidy routing.
• Numbered ports with writing area simplify identification and troubleshooting.

Specifications

• Brand: LANBERG
• Model: PPU6-1024-S
• MPN: PPU6-1024-S
• EAN: 5901969404074
• Form factor: 1U, 19" rack mount
• Ports: 24 × RJ-45 (Cat6, unshielded)
• Rear termination: IDC (LSA compatible)
• Wiring standard: T568A/B color coded
• Material: SPCC cold-rolled steel
• Colour: Grey
• Dimensions (W × H × D): 445 mm × 44.5 mm × 32.5 mm
• Weight: 0.67 kg
• RJ45 durability: 750 cycles
• IDC durability: 200 cycles
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 60°C
• Operating humidity: 10% to 90% RH (non-condensing)
• Certifications: RoHS, CE
• Included accessories: Cable ties, grounding wire, mounting screws

Tips

Use a punch-down tool with the appropriate blade for LSA connectors to ensure consistent terminations. For best performance, maintain the twist in each pair as close to the IDC block as possible and avoid excessive untwisting. Label each port during installation to save time on future moves, adds, and changes.