The Tera Grand 24-Port Cat 5e Patch Panel features built-in rackmount ears for easy installation. It supports the two wiring standards for Ethernet cable, 568A and 568B. The panel also utilizes 110 punch-block termination, which introduces less crosstalk compared to 66 punch-block termination and is certified for Category 5, 6, and 6a wiring systems. The panel's ports are numbered and have space for labeling above each port.

Built-In Rackmount Ears    568A/568B Installation    110-Type Termination    Numbered Ports    Labeling Space Provided

High-density 19" panel design saves space in your rack

110-type termination

Meets and exceeds EIA/TIA TSB-40 Cat 5e connecting hardware specifications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work well with a connection from a usb-c hdmi adapter (mac book pro) to a video projector? I read that it could have some issue if the hdmi signal is converted between the 2 devices. A copyright information send by the macbook in the hdmi signal to block the transmission(EDID pass-thru - passes the EDID / HDCP)

A: This product does maintain HDCP and EDID. It should work for your needs, however with any product like this you will need to test it out to see the results.

Q: 2. Do you need two of these? Or does the package contain the sender and receiver?

A: The box contains the receiver and the transmitter.

Q: 3. Does it have on and off switch? (I want to use these at my church for the TV's that are above the seating area... It wouldn't be very convenient to have turn them on and off if they do).

A: I use a wireless HDMI transmitter behind my projection screen; I plugged it into a remote-controllable plug that's compatible with Apple HomeKit and the Google equivalent.

Q: 4. connector dimensions?

A: The dimensions of the mount are in inches Ln: 1.00 Wd: 1.00 Ht: .50

Q: 5. Is this good from a modem to a switch, if I'm just on ADSL2+ bonded?

A: It is a better cable than cat 5 or 6. So I would use it on everything

Q: 6. What options does the EDID switch provide?

A: EDID stands for Extended Display Identification Data and it is a metadata format for display devices to describe their capabilities to a video source. That switch allows you to turn EDID support off and on.

Q: 7. Does this device support 9K Jumbo Frames on the NIC?

A: The Tera Grand USB 3.1 Type-C Gigabit Ethernet Adapter & 3-Port USB Hub (Gray) provides a gigabit Ethernet passthrough. This adapter does not have any network management features, and would not be recommended for use with anything beyond a regular home network.

Q: 8. I'm having issues transmitting a 1080i60 signal from a PTZ camera, other transmitters adjust the signal to 1080P which my switcher doesn't like, does this change the resolution and refresh rate as well, or does it deliver the same signal it receives?

A: It will send out whatever signal you put in (within the compatible resolutions): It supports: 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i

Q: 9. I am using this to go between an A/V Receiver and a smart tv, Would this HDMI Extender be the reason eARC doesn't work?

A: CEC or eARC control is not supported when using the Comprehensive CHE-1 1-Port HDMI Extender over Single Cat 5e/6. An extender option that does support CEC control is: Gefen 4K Ultra HD HDBaseT Extender with 2-Way IR & POL BH #GEGTBUHDHBTL

Q: 10. What gauge are the actual wires and are they solid or stranded?

A: They are 27 AWG Stranded Tinned Copper Wires. Thank you for your question!