TRENDnet 24-Port Cat5e Network Unshielded Patch Panel (TC-P24C5E)

Pros: Durable and reliable, Simple, Universal ... Cons: Just what I needed to finish wiring my house for reliable high speed Internet connectivity. Now I can…

Pros: Price.Cons: None yet.Price. None yet. Seems to work just fine for me. Diagram for A and B punch downs. Great price.

Pros: Durable and reliable, Lightweight, Simple, Universal ... Cons: You can't beat the price on this 1RU patchbay. It comes with pushdown type connectors and…

Pros: Cant beat it for under 50 dollars, worked for my home network perfectly. nice wiring diagrams.Cons: not sure how it will handle wires being pulled out and repunched but was rock solid on the first go aroundCant beat it for under 50 dollars, worked for my home network perfectly. nice wiring diagrams. not sure how it will handle wires being pulled out and repunched but was rock solid on the first go around All of trendnets products have continued to impress me. They are much cheaper than any other brand and so far i have not had any problems with any of their stuff from patch panels to kvms to switches to wired and wireless nic's.

Pros: Cheap, sturdy patch panel. Easy to read the wiring diagram.Cons: Does not have a raised separator in between the wire pairs like many patch panels do.Cheap, sturdy patch panel. Easy to read the wiring diagram. Does not have a raised separator in between the wire pairs like many patch panels do.

Pros: Haven't had any problems. There weren't any issues punching the cables in. Wire diagrams were helpful... its been a few years so reference was convenient.Cons: Skip this and get something better if you have foil shielded cable.Haven't had any problems. There weren't any issues punching the cables in. Wire diagrams were helpful... its been a few years so reference was convenient. Skip this and get something better if you have foil shielded cable. Basic, cheap; just what i needed.

Pros: Used for home network setup. No problems on setup and works as described.Cons: The plastic clips on the back to hold the cable seem a bit flimsy.Used for home network setup. No problems on setup and works as described. The plastic clips on the back to hold the cable seem a bit flimsy.

Additionally, when you try to pull the wire and reseat it, it may not work for any of the wires. I'm looking for a higher quality product next time.

Pros: Easy to work with.Cons: None.Easy to work with. None. Simple, but works well. Have had no trouble punching down on these panels.

Great Product. I had the telephone technician punch down the wires because I had never done that before. It is in service now and working perfectly.

Pros: worked great and good priceCons: noneworked great and good price none

Pros: works, easy to punch down, labled well... idk it works how a patch panel should workCons: nothing yet...works, easy to punch down, labled well... idk it works how a patch panel should work nothing yet... the labels at the top don't really work with pen, i don't know if its saposed to, im gonna try a dry erase marker cuz its all glossy and NOTHING sticks to it... just to throw that out there

Pros: Price- that's about itCons: Contacts don't work properly with a 110 tool.Price- that's about it Contacts don't work properly with a 110 tool. Takes almost twice as long to terminate this panel. It doesn't have the raised spreader between the contacts to help separate the twist like most other panels. Also had to pop each wire twice since they wouldn't seat or cut with one pop. Once terminated, it worked fine.

Pros: Plain and simple patch panel, no big frills and 1/4 of the price of the "big name" (Leviton, P&S, Hubbell) panels out there and works just as good.Easy to read and understand labeling for wire diagram and location of ports versus the 110 block.Cons: Its design can hinder placing pre-made labels (such as Dymo ones) above the ports due to the molded plastic. If you don't mind cutting your labels or writing with an ultra-fine Sharpie, then there is none.Plain and simple patch panel, no big frills and 1/4 of the price of the "big name" (Leviton, P&S, Hubbell) panels out there and works just as good.Easy to read and understand labeling for wire diagram and location of ports versus the 110 block. Its design can hinder placing pre-made labels (such as Dymo ones) above the ports due to the molded plastic. If you don't mind cutting your labels or writing with an ultra-fine Sharpie, then there is none. You'll need your own mounting hardware but most likely you already have it since you own a rack to mount this on.

I found the Trendnet product offerings on Amazon after getting completely fed up with the prices of patch panels and cable managers at my local datacom distributor.…

Pros: It's an inexpensive, fully functional patch panel...Cons: Not as reviewed. Don't expect a punch tool or mounting screws. Otherwise it's just fine.It's an inexpensive, fully functional patch panel... Not as reviewed. Don't expect a punch tool or mounting screws. Otherwise it's just fine. Otherwise it's just fine.

Pros: screws included, labelling is clear, punchdowns nicely.Cons: None to compare to.screws included, labelling is clear, punchdowns nicely. None to compare to. Went with this panel because of the $ and reviews. Installed in a small network, first panel installation I did and this was a perfect fit.

Pros: Nice looking, good paint
SolidCons: none yetNice looking, good paint
Solid none yet I have a concern about cat5 pins breaking as what was found previously. I have worked with patch panels for over 10yrs and have never seen this.

Pros: Sturdy, Inexpensive, functionalCons: No mounting screwsSturdy, Inexpensive, functional No mounting screws This is among the more affordable patch panels you'll find anywhere. It does not appear cheap, even next to more expensive models.

Pros: Easy to install with schematics on back of unit.Cons: Doesn't have a hinge to swing out away from rack.Easy to install with schematics on back of unit. Doesn't have a hinge to swing out away from rack.

Pros: Patch panel worked beautifullyCons: punch down tool for this product seems to be expensive in my opinion since the patch panel is chaeper than the tool....but either way its all great products!!Patch panel worked beautifully punch down tool for this product seems to be expensive in my opinion since the patch panel is chaeper than the tool....but either way its all great products!!

Pros: Great layout for wiring on the back. Easy to understand. Quality jacks and construction. Gigabit rated.Cons: NoneGreat layout for wiring on the back. Easy to understand. Quality jacks and construction. Gigabit rated. None