RACK MOUNT PATCH PANEL - STANDARD

Rackmount Fiber optic patch panel is an integrated unit for fiber management, this equipment function is to fix and manage the fiber optic cables inside the box as well as provide protection. Rackmount patch panels are designed to mount in 19-inch rack frame to provide cross-connect and interconnect capabilities for splicing & terminating of OFC cables, pigtails in fiber access network. These enclosures in data cabinets are available pre-loaded with any connector interface required and are ideal for high-density LAN interconnect or cross-connect patching.

Design

Rackmount patch panel contains three parts, the compartment that allows trunk cable and contains splice trays for fusion splicing which accommodates splice protection sleeves and space for excess fiber and pigtail routing. The adjustable side clamps will provide greater flexibility to move the patch panel front and back to protect fiber patch cable inside the rack. The detachable fiber adapter panel which gives access to quick patching for interface management.

Construction

Our Rack mount patch panels are fabricated with advanced manufacturing process using Robust steel/aluminum construction with seven tank process pretreatment and surface electrostatic spray technique powder coating, which ensures the highest level of protection for sensitive components inside the enclosure and increases corrosion resistance from harsh environmental conditions. Multi-port cable entries allow greater flexibility and provide an extensive range of fiber management systems.

Advantages

Rack mount Fiber optic patch panel is designed with innovative features that make installation and troubleshooting of fiber optic connectivity faster, easier and more cost-effective. Rack mount series of enclosures integrates three main functions, fixing and managing the fiber optic cables inside the box, support pigtail splicing or direct termination of fibers and have sufficient space to store excess cable and pigtail routing. Detachable adapter panel provides flexibility to interchange as per customer desire and gives quick access to connect Opto electronic device for interface management. These enclosures can be used to produce number of fiber connectivity and safety.
Applications

Rack mount fiber optic patch panels are used in Indore Premise Networks, Power Systems & Controls, Data Centers, Central Office (FTTx), Telecommunication Networks, Security surveillance.

Conclusion

Rack mount fiber optic patch panel plays a key role in the field of fiber communication network in the Central offices (FTTx), Data centers and Telecommunications with greater safety and versatility. It is a good option because it can help you to organize and connect the fiber optic links, and it can protect the cables from damage. Rack mount series of enclosures are the perfect choice for terminating fiber data cables where more no. of fiber connectivity is required inside the rack. These types of patch panels are available in 1U, 2U, 4U and 6U size with 6, 12, 24, 48, 72, 96 and 144 ports.

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