Panneau de brassage Equip 769330 1U

The Equip 769330 is a 1U rack-mount patch panel constructed from durable metal and fitted with keystone connectors for flexible port configuration. Designed for cable organisation and network management, this grey patch panel measures 254 mm in width, 79.8 mm in height and 44.5 mm in depth. It provides 12 keystone ports and complies with RoHS standards, offering a compact, standard-sized solution for structured cabling in server rooms, network cabinets and telecommunications racks.

Advantages

The metal construction ensures mechanical stability and long-term durability while the keystone connector format enables simple insertion and replacement of modules without modifying the panel. The 1U form factor fits into standard 19-inch racks and the compact depth reduces space requirements inside cabinets. RoHS compliance confirms that the product meets common environmental and safety directives.

Suitable for

• Organising horizontal and vertical network cabling in server rooms
• Mounting in 19-inch network racks and cabinets
• Deployments requiring modular keystone jacks (voice, data, or multimedia)

Key specifications

• Brand: EQUIP
• Model / MPN: 769330
• EAN: 4015867237540
• Form factor: 1U rack-mount
• Ports quantity: 12 keystone ports
• Material: metal
• Colour: Grey
• Dimensions (W × H × D): 254 mm × 79.8 mm × 44.5 mm
• Weight: 0.28 kg
• Standards: RoHS compliant

How to use

Install the patch panel into a standard 19-inch rack occupying a single U of space and secure it with appropriate rack screws. Insert compatible keystone jacks into the panel's ports according to your cabling plan, then terminate and test each cable following standard wiring schemes (for example, T568A or T568B for Ethernet). Label ports as required to maintain clear identification and route cables to avoid excessive bend radii or strain.

Recommendations

Use the Equip 769330 with industry-standard keystone jacks and follow rack-mount best practices: maintain organized cable management, avoid over-tightening screws, and perform continuity and performance tests after termination. For mixed services, reserve separate ports or groups of ports for voice, data and multimedia to simplify troubleshooting and maintenance.