Excel keystone jack patch panel frames are available for mounting of the selection of screened and...Excel keystone jack patch panel frames are available for mounting of the selection of screened and unscreened Excel toolless keystone jacks. A rear management tray with purposely designed cable tie positions is supplied with each panel which is fitted without the need for any tools or fixings by simply snapping it into place. Earthing kit cage nuts and mini cable ties included Fast fit rear cable management For Screened and Unscreened systems 16 Port Keystone Panel Mount 19 inch Profile.
This Excel Keystone Jack Mount is designed for network professionals and IT managers seeking a robust and efficient solution for organizing screened and unscreened keystone jacks within a 19-inch rack environment. Its key benefit is the tool-free installation and integrated rear cable management, simplifying setup and maintenance. A potential caveat is its specific compatibility with Excel toolless keystone jacks.
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Model Part Number
012413
Brand
Excel
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of keystone jacks are compatible with this mount?
This mount is specifically designed for Excel toolless keystone jacks. While some other standard keystone jacks might physically fit, the tool-free installation feature is optimized for the Excel range.
Does the mount come with keystone jacks included?
No, the keystone jacks are sold separately. This product is the mounting frame for the jacks.
How many ports does this panel provide?
This panel provides 16 ports for mounting keystone jacks.
Is the cable management system removable?
Yes, the rear management tray is designed to snap on and off easily for installation and maintenance.
What is included with the mount?
The mount includes the 16-port frame, a rear cable management tray, an earthing kit, cage nuts, and mini cable ties.
Can I use this for both UTP and STP cables?
Yes, the mount is designed to support both screened (STP) and unscreened (UTP) systems.
What are the dimensions of the mount?
The mount has a 19-inch profile, standard for most network racks.
Troubleshooting
Keystone jack not seating securely
Ensure you are using an Excel toolless keystone jack and that it is correctly oriented before pushing it firmly into the mount until it clicks.
Cable management tray won't attach
Verify that the tray is aligned correctly with the mounting points on the back of the panel frame and apply firm, even pressure until it snaps into place.
Poor network performance after installation
Double-check all cable terminations at the keystone jacks. Ensure proper strain relief and that shielded cables are correctly grounded if applicable.
Unit feels loose in the rack
Confirm that the cage nuts and rack screws used to mount the frame are tightened securely. Ensure the rack itself is stable.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Simplifies network cable organization
Tool-free installation of keystone jacks saves time
Integrated cable management reduces clutter
Durable construction suitable for professional environments
Versatile for both screened and unscreened cabling
Cons
Requires specific Excel toolless keystone jacks for optimal fit
19-inch profile may not fit all rack sizes
Primarily for patch panel applications, not standalone use
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Mount the 19-inch frame into your standard network rack using appropriate cage nuts and screws (provided).
Snap the Excel toolless keystone jacks into the designated ports on the front of the frame.
Connect network cables to the rear of the keystone jacks.
Attach the rear cable management tray by simply snapping it into place on the back of the frame.
Secure cables within the management tray using the provided mini cable ties.
Connect the included earthing kit to ensure proper grounding.
Compatibility:
Rack Size: Designed for standard 19-inch network racks.
Keystone Jacks: Optimized for Excel toolless keystone jacks. While other compatible jacks may fit, the tool-free feature is best utilized with Excel's own range.
Cabling: Compatible with both screened (shielded) and unscreened (unshielded) network cables.
Care:
Clean the frame with a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Periodically check cable connections and management for any signs of wear or damage.
Ensure adequate airflow around the rack to prevent overheating.