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)

I have installed about a dozen of these panels with Cable Matters keystone jacks. No problems to report.

I purchased this because I had a closet with 10 Cat5E and 10 RG-6 termination. This Patch panel was easily mounted vertically inside the OnQ box that was already in the closet and allowed me the flexibility to have a single patch panel and fill half of it with Cat5E keystone Jacks and half with RG-6/F-Connector Keystone. It was quite sturdy (easily mounted) and standard sized keystone openings. I us Med 3 different brands of keystone jacks and they all fit securely in the opening. My favorite part is the cable support/organizer that is on the back. it makes organizing the cables coming into the patch panel very easy with just a few zip ties.

Pinching pennies to afford gas, purchase another vendors and half the cost. DO NOT pinch pennies here. Was well worth the cost

I just wanted to write a quick review, because I was on the fence with all of the mixed messages about if these worked with cable matters keystones. I have the cable matters keystones that are on the wide side and they do in fact fit in this patch panel. Do I wish there were slightly more room? Yes, but they do fit fine side by side. I’m not sure if they revised the design over time since I saw other people having problems. Just wanted to chime in and say as of late 2021 these do fit together fine. The build quality seems great and the metal doesn’t feel flimsy at all. Pretty good patch panel for the price.

Very awesome patch panel. I HIGHLY recommend this. Keystone Jacks are the ones that work for this.

Yeah, this along with the double-female thingys doesnt suck.

Fit my standard Leviton brand keystone jacks perfect....great product. Sturdy too. The cable bar is a nice touch that kept everything organized and tie wrapped

Easy to install, just what was needed

This works great, but the differentiator is that this has spots to zip tie down the cables taking stress off of the keystones. Nice product.

I use two of these along with a 48 port version to manage ethernet, telephone, fiber optic and cable TV in my office/man cave/business. Not having to screw around inside a rack to switch things around reduces the stress of adding a new computer/telephone/TV/switch to my setup and helps prevent mistakes. You really dont want to plug a telephone into an ethernet jack or an RS-232 source into a TV. Color coded jacks are wonderful for this.