Cable Matters Rackmount or Wall Mount 2U 48 Port Keystone Patch Panel with Cable Management and Support Bar (19-inch Blank Patch Panel for Keystone Jacks/Keystone Panel)

It might cost a few bucks more than a punch panel, but totally worth it. You can rearrange, install a mix of connectors, and easily pull one for repair if needed. I used Trucable cat6 keystones and they fit great. I had a few coax ports too (Leviton) and those fit just fine as well. Some reviewers complained about keystones not fitting but I can see why that would be. There’s very little wiggle room, they are snug, but they fit just fine. The zip tie bracket is great for securing them and keeping the cabling runs clean. I bought several more after installing the first.

I used this patch panel in my network cabinet at my home. Great quality for the price. Works as advertised and loading is fast. Would recommend

Sturdy metal modular patch panel that fits well in my Ortronics track. I used Cable Matters keystones in this and they fit perfectly, with adequate space between each keystone. Does its job well.

Chose this panel over others because it had the cable tie tie-down point built into it. This ensures that your cables dont put strain on your keystone jacks, thus improving long term reliability! Awesome feature and worth the few extra bucks. Otherwise, I love the keystone patch panel because I can install whatever keystone jacks I want! Another great quality and low cost product from Cable Matters.

Building a small network for my home which includes a 24 port switch. This 1u patch panel is perfect and keeps things nice a tidy and makes me look like I know what Im doing haha.

Great product and concept for patch panels. Very easy to add stuff as you go one or two at a time. Also like that you can unhook a keystone to re-route a cable without having to trim and repunch if a cable is routed bad by less meticulous installers or staff. Their keystones are cheap too and come in many colors. These do work with Legrand keystones that you can get at Menards, but cost wise I think those are more expensive. I’d guess Leviton and others would work too.

Plug and play. I put it in the rack, popped in 2 screws and it fit perfectly. The jacks popped in with no issue. I really liked the support bar across the back, it allowed me to cable tie the wires so as to minimize any stress on the jacks. The numbering across the front is also very easy to read. Excellent product, well built and easy to use.

for anyone who is concerned about fit, dont be. I bought the cable matters keystones for this and put 3 side by side to make sure there were no issues (some keystones are thicker than others). I dont have a picture as im at work but thought it was worth mentioning that if you are concerned about fitment as i was, dont be. I cant speak for all keystones but the ones I link work beautifully with enough space to wiggle slightly if you need to while inserting or removing. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IO3HGUM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fab_TeaCFbRATR2J1

Ordered this to go with VCE 5-PACK CAT6 RJ45 Keystone Jack Inline. They worked well together I didnt need to do the whole punch down deal with the connectors just crimped Cat6 ends on Cat6 cable and plunged them in

I thought these are universal but apparently not the case. I used Leviton 5G108 (Cat5e) and would not fit. It would jam and wont clip correctly. I cant even remove it after it was inserted.