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RF-10-KEN-PP12C6 · 10-inch · 1U

Kenable 10-Inch 12-Port Cat6 Pass-Through Keystone Patch Panel

This Kenable 1U patch panel gives a 10-inch rack 12 neat Cat6 ports without any punch-down work. Each port is a pass-through coupler: plug a patch lead into the back and another into the front, and you are done. It is the easiest way to bring room cables, a fibre ONT or a switch to one tidy point.

Because there is no punching down, it suits home-labbers and smart-home owners who do not own a punch-down tool or who change their setup often. The panel measures 45 x 255 x 33mm and is only 33mm deep, so it barely uses any rack depth.

It uses M6 fixings and can be fitted in DeskPi racks with #10-32 screws. Pair it with short patch leads and a 1U cable tidy for a clean finish. It is part of our UK FTTP Cupboard 6U Stealth Wall Kit. Kenable dispatches the same day on orders before 15:30.

Highlights

  • 12 Cat6 RJ45 ports in 1U
  • Pass-through couplers: no punch-down tool needed
  • Only 33mm deep
  • 10-inch width
  • M6 fixing, #10-32 compatible in DeskPi racks

Compatibility notes

  • Fits standard 10-inch racks and cabinets.
  • Works with Cat6 and lower category patch leads. Shielding: TBC.
  • In DeskPi racks, use #10-32 screws.

Specifications

Specifications for Kenable 10-Inch 12-Port Cat6 Pass-Through Keystone Patch Panel
Rack units1U
Rack width10-inch
External depth33 mm
Screw / mount typeM6 fixings (Kenable); use #10-32 screws in DeskPi racks
Ports12x Cat6 RJ45 pass-through couplers
Panel dimensions45 x 255 x 33 mm
Manufacturer part numberSFK12AC-10 (QS 011732)
Typical delivery1-2 working days, UK mainland

In the box

  • 1x Kenable 12-port Cat6 pass-through patch panel
  • Fixings: TBC

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a punch-down tool?

No. Every port is a coupler, so you simply plug leads into both sides.

Can I terminate solid installation cable into it?

Not directly. Terminate the cable with an RJ45 plug first, or use a punch-down patch panel.

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