Cp Technologies CP-3014-24P-C6 Cat6 24 Port Patch Panel

Product Description

The CP TECHNOLOGIES CP-3014-24P-C6 is a 24-port Cat6 rackmount patch panel designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential network environments. It provides a centralized termination point for horizontal cable runs, allowing technicians to organize, label, and cross-connect network drops to active switching equipment. The panel supports Cat6 performance standards, making it suitable for Gigabit Ethernet and high-bandwidth data applications. Network installers and low-voltage cabling contractors are the primary trades that specify and install this type of panel in server rooms, telecom closets, and data distribution frames.

This patch panel is used in rackmounted enclosures and open-frame relay racks as part of a structured cabling system. It serves as the termination and cross-connect point between in-wall horizontal runs and the network switch or router. Typical installations include commercial office buildouts, school network closets, multi-unit residential MDFs, and small-to-medium business server rooms where organized cable management and port labeling are required.

Key Features

• 24-port Cat6 configuration provides high-density termination in a rackmount form factor
• Rackmount design integrates into standard 19-inch equipment racks and enclosures
• A/B port layout supports organized cross-connect and patching workflows
• Cat6 rated performance supports Gigabit Ethernet and high-bandwidth structured cabling systems
• Single unit per package allows straightforward inventory and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rackmount patch panel compatible with standard 19-inch relay racks and network enclosures used in Cat6 structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage cabling contractors or network technicians following TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Power down or disconnect active switching equipment before terminating or re-patching ports to avoid network disruption. Use a 110-style punch-down tool for rear IDC terminations and verify continuity with a cable tester after termination. Follow local building codes and label all ports clearly per the site cable schedule.