Legrand On-Q 12-Port Cat6 Network Interface Module – High-Density Mini Patch Panel for Home Networking, Voice & Data Applications, Compatible with On-Q Enclosures, Black (AC1015)

This patch panel makes your structured cabling cabinet neat and tidy. Color-coded- punch down blocks on the back side make it hard to mess up.

Works as advertised and looks good in my AV panel

I'm satisfied with the overall result. It makes the ethernet cable connections in my enclosure much tidier. And it does what it's supposed to do - connecting CAT6 cables. The LAN speed remains at 1Gbps after adding this CAT6 patch panel. The installation was quite easy. There is ample space behind the panel for all twelve cables. It's a bit overpriced though. Thus taking one star off.

My new construction house came with a LeGrand OnQ Media Enclosure built-in a closet near the central portion of the house. All of the cat6 ethernet drops (and unused coax, analog camera) converged here. The ethernet cables the builder installed were not long enough to route them outside the enclosure so it made sense to terminate them to this patch panel/interface module. I wasn't sure if an off the shelf patch panel would work without major modification so I bought this for the clean look and exact mounting fit into my enclosure. The downside is that it is pricier than a normal patch panel due to being designed to fit in Legrand enclosures This was my first time using a patch panel, a punchdown tool, and creating ethernet cables (as evidenced by the termination quality in the pictures!) but with the Trendnet Punchdown tool and the Klein Tools LAN cable tester, it was straightforward. The fitment is great and it has cleaned up my enclosure and closet space considerably. I liked it enough to buy the shelves and organization accessories to fit my Ubiquiti PoE switch, and surge protector One thing to note is that the labels are only for T568A wiring standard. I used T468B wiring reading online it seems to be more common and then handmade T568B labels to glue on top.

I can not believe they do not have a T568B sticker for the unit. Not even a doc on the web that shows the more common T568B wiring. You can not mix T568A and T568B wiring on the same run. Almost every other similar unit has a flip able card on the unit to swap from A or B. Even a pdf would have been helpful. Otherwise, it worked fine.

AS described

It's a great panel, but T568A markings only and not the more common (in USA) T568B. Just swap the orange and green pair and it's fine, but it would be nice to have T568B markings like most other panels.