Icc ICMPP2460V Cat6 24-port Patch Panel 6 Pack

Product Description

The ICC ICMPP2460V is a Cat6 24-port patch panel sold as a 6-pack, designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential network environments. Patch panels of this type serve as the central termination point for horizontal cable runs, providing a clean and organized interface between field-wiring and active network equipment. The ICMPP2460V supports Category 6 performance standards, making it suitable for Gigabit Ethernet and other high-speed data applications. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling installers are the primary trades who specify and install this product in telecom rooms and wiring closets.

This patch panel is used in structured cabling systems that follow TIA-568 wiring standards. Typical installations include server rooms, telecom closets, and data distribution frames in office buildings, schools, and multi-unit residential buildings. The 24-port configuration per panel fits standard 19-inch rack enclosures. The 6-pack quantity is suited for projects requiring multiple panels across a single installation or across multiple floors or zones.

Key Features

• Category 6 rated for Gigabit Ethernet and high-speed data applications
• 24 ports per panel for organized horizontal cable termination
• Sold as a 6-pack, supporting multi-panel or multi-zone deployments
• Standard rack-mount form factor compatible with 19-inch equipment racks
• Designed for use in TIA-568 compliant structured cabling systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit panel for Cat6 structured cabling systems using 19-inch rack enclosures per TIA-568 installation guidelines.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage cabling technician familiar with TIA-568 termination practices. Ensure all active network equipment is powered down and patch cords are disconnected from ports before mounting or re-terminating panels. Use a punch-down tool rated for 110-style termination blocks. Follow local building codes and applicable TIA standards for cable management and labeling.