iwillink10Gbps Cat7 Patch Panel 24 Port, RJ45 Through Coupler 1U Shielded Patch Panel STP 19-Inch with Back Bar, Wallmount or Rackmount, Compatible with Cat7, Cat6A, Cat6, Cat5e, Cabling

no complaints there

This is a quality product, packaged very well and unlike like other less costly units comes with all the couplers pre-installed.Coupled with Rapink 0.5' cat8 patch cables it was a breeze to install and makes my setup neat and tidy.

The first one came with a bad port #2 that threw me for fits for a bit.I ordered another one. It works great!~P.

Works as it is supposed to.

Perfect

This review is for the "iwillink 12 Port RJ45 Through Coupler Cat7 Patch Panel" that I received as part of the Amazon Vine program. This panel is shorter than a 'standard' 19" panel, but that that suits me fine as I am not installing it in a 'standard' rack. My installation is in my home's crawlspace, and the photos show I just used a pair of short wood 2x3s to mount the panel from the crawl space floor joists. I have other panels and switches mounted similarly in other locations and that works well for me. The iwill Panel comes with 12 'double ended' jacks installed, so a jack could be plugged in from both the front and rear. But in my particular case I have direct burial Cat6 coming from outside, that I terminated with keystone style sockets. So I removed 4 of the iwill couplers and inserted my own sockets (blue color in the photos). I had no problem fitting in the sockets, and the removed iwill couplers are available for use elsewhere. They don't even have to be mounted in a panel, which I sometimes use when I need a temporary long cable. The iwill couplers are in individual metal housings, which mate with the metal panel, and there is included a ground wire to ground the panel. I was impressed with the Tee style cable tie points on the back bar. The Tee style means that the cable tie can be looped around the cable (and partially 'closed') at any convenient point along the wire, then slid into place around the base of the Tee, and then tightened fully. I found that a great feature as otherwise it was going to be awkward getting the ties in place if the tie end had to be inserted 'in situ', as is normally the case.

Been slowly building up a Home Lab and added these two Cat7 shielded patch panels to go above and below a 48 port switch to wire up my house with Cat6a shielded ethernet with poe+ capability. From what i read it sounded like these keystones would be backwards compatable with cat6a RJ45 Connectors.These patch panels seem to be good quality, good packaging, made in china. Did not test the keystones yet but one thing i would have liked would have been longer ground cables. I have a 12u wall cabinet that has access to open from the rear and a grounding bar along the bottom on the back side. The patch panels had to be placed along the bottom row of the cabinet and barely reached the grounding bar.

I received this 12 port patch panel to organize the cabling in my home lab setup. I hadn't realized this was for a 10" instead of a 19" rack, but it does clearly state that in the description. I picked up a 19" to 10" 1U adapter plate and this installed without any issues. It seems well made, and since it uses the standard keystone, you can replace the Ethernet ports with other keystone jacks to customize it if you want. It comes with screws and cage nuts as well. Good to go, right out of the box.