Patchpanel Cat.6 InLine 76224B 24 port 19 inch 0,5HE sort RAL9005

The InLine Patch Panel Cat.6 76224B is a 24‑port, fully shielded 19" patch panel with a compact 0.5U (half‑height) housing in black (RAL9005). It supports RJ45 terminations and Cat.6 cabling, and uses LSA insulation displacement connectors for up to 24 installation cables. The panel’s numbered RJ45 ports and a rear housing secured with knurled screws allow straightforward installation and access.

Advantages

Fully shielded construction reduces electromagnetic interference for improved signal integrity. Half‑height 0.5U design enables denser port mounting — two panels can provide 48 ports within a single 1U space. LSA insulation displacement connectors provide reliable, tool‑friendly terminations for up to 24 cables. Consecutively numbered RJ45 ports simplify cable management and identification.

Suitable for

• Server racks and network cabinets with 19" mounting
• Cable management in data centers and telecom rooms
• Patch field installations requiring Cat.6 performance
• Environments where space optimization is needed (half‑height 0.5U)

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: InLine
• Model / MPN: 76224B
• EAN: 4043718197583
• Ports: 24 RJ45
• Supported standard: up to Cat.6
• Shielding: fully shielded
• Mounting size: 19" / 0.5U (half height)
• Connector type: LSA insulation displacement connectors
• Colour: Black (RAL9005)

How to use

Mount the patch panel into a standard 19" rack or cabinet using suitable screws and cage nuts. Terminate each installation cable into the LSA connectors on the rear following the colour code for Cat.6 wiring. Close the housing and secure it with the rear knurled screws to protect and shield the terminations. Plug network devices into the front RJ45 ports, using the printed port numbers to match patch cables to the corresponding network points.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use Cat.6 or higher cabling and ensure proper grounding of the rack and shielded panel. Avoid exceeding specified cable length limits for Ethernet standards and maintain tidy patching to reduce electromagnetic interference and facilitate troubleshooting.