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deleyCON 24-port Cat 6 shielded panel, 19-inch 1U, LSA+ termination, earthing lead supplied

The full-width panel on this shelf, twenty-four screened Cat 6 ports terminated by punch-down, sold with its earthing cable named and its outer dimensions written out to the millimetre.

deleyCON black 24-port Cat 6 shielded patch panel for a 19-inch rack

deleyCON 24-port Cat 6 shielded panel, 19-inch 1U, LSA+ termination, earthing lead supplied

The full-width panel on this shelf, twenty-four screened Cat 6 ports terminated by punch-down, sold with its earthing cable named and its outer dimensions written out to the millimetre.

Port count
Twenty-four — stated in the title and in the first and second bullets, described as twenty-four screened LAN ports
Rack units
1U — stated in the second bullet. The fourth names 19-inch rack installation and gives the width as 48.3 cm, and the fifth gives the full outer dimensions as 483 mm wide, 44 mm high and 110 mm long
Termination method
LSA+ insulation-displacement — named in the second bullet as the connection technique and detailed in the third as an 8-pole IDC contact at the rear for rigid installation cable up to Cat 7, accepting solid conductors of AWG 22 to 26. Stranded conductors are not named
Category rating
Cat 6 — stated in the title and in the first and second bullets, with a transmission rate given as 1 Gbit and 250 MHz. The first adds compatibility with Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6a and Cat 7 cable standards. It is the lowest category on this shelf
Shielded or unshielded
Shielded — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which describes twenty-four screened ports. The fourth names a metal housing and an earthing cable providing a secure connection, the only earthing lead named on this shelf
Rear management bar
Not published on the listing — no cable management bar is named at the rear. The third bullet describes the IDC contacts and the conductor range and stops there
Labelling provision
Not published on the listing — no labelling strip and no marker field is named. The colour markings for TIA568A and TIA568B described in the first bullet state a wiring order rather than identifying a port
Fixings supplied
Not published on the listing — no screws and no cage nuts are listed. The earthing cable named in the fourth bullet is the only accessory the page mentions, and it is described as a feature rather than as a contents line
Amazon reference
B01N5OB4B2 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4250580128724
  • Every outer dimension is printed, so it can be measured against a cabinet before ordering
  • An earthing cable is named, which no other panel on this shelf mentions
  • Cat 6 with 250 MHz, the lowest rating on this shelf, at the same price as a Cat 6A panel beside it

Best for: A 19-inch cabinet where two dozen fixed runs come home to one place, and where the installation is gigabit rather than ten-gigabit.

≈ £56 / 50 €
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Specifications

Port count
Twenty-four — stated in the title and in the first and second bullets, described as twenty-four screened LAN ports
Rack units
1U — stated in the second bullet. The fourth names 19-inch rack installation and gives the width as 48.3 cm, and the fifth gives the full outer dimensions as 483 mm wide, 44 mm high and 110 mm long
Termination method
LSA+ insulation-displacement — named in the second bullet as the connection technique and detailed in the third as an 8-pole IDC contact at the rear for rigid installation cable up to Cat 7, accepting solid conductors of AWG 22 to 26. Stranded conductors are not named
Category rating
Cat 6 — stated in the title and in the first and second bullets, with a transmission rate given as 1 Gbit and 250 MHz. The first adds compatibility with Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6a and Cat 7 cable standards. It is the lowest category on this shelf
Shielded or unshielded
Shielded — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which describes twenty-four screened ports. The fourth names a metal housing and an earthing cable providing a secure connection, the only earthing lead named on this shelf
Rear management bar
Not published on the listing — no cable management bar is named at the rear. The third bullet describes the IDC contacts and the conductor range and stops there
Labelling provision
Not published on the listing — no labelling strip and no marker field is named. The colour markings for TIA568A and TIA568B described in the first bullet state a wiring order rather than identifying a port
Fixings supplied
Not published on the listing — no screws and no cage nuts are listed. The earthing cable named in the fourth bullet is the only accessory the page mentions, and it is described as a feature rather than as a contents line
Amazon reference
B01N5OB4B2 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4250580128724

On the listing

A Cat 6 patch panel with twenty-four screened ports, one rack unit high, for 19-inch rack installation at 48.3 cm width, with colour markings for TIA568A and TIA568B and compatibility claimed with Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6a and Cat 7 cable standards; a transmission rate of 1 Gbit at 250 MHz; LSA+ connection technique with 8-pole insulation-displacement contacts at the rear for rigid installation cable up to Cat 7, accepting solid conductors of AWG 22 to 26; a metal housing with an earthing cable, said to suit server mounting; and outer dimensions of 483 mm wide, 44 mm high and 110 mm long, for private and professional use.

Twenty-four ports at 483 millimetres

This is the only panel on this shelf that publishes all three of its outer dimensions, and it is the reason to trust the rest of the page.

483 mm wide. 44 mm high. 110 mm long.

The first two are the 19-inch convention written out. The third is the one that gets forgotten: 110 mm is how far the panel projects backwards into the cabinet before any cable is attached, and behind it there has to be room for twenty-four fixed runs to bend. In a wall cabinet of 180 mm or 300 mm internal depth, that arithmetic decides whether the door closes.

Every cabinet on this site publishes a depth of some kind. Very few panels publish the figure to compare it against. This one does.

Cat 6 at 250 megahertz, on a shelf where the neighbours say 500

The rating is the honest weakness here and it is stated plainly in the second bullet: Cat 6, 1 Gbit, 250 MHz.

Two of the four other panels on this shelf publish Cat 6A at 500 MHz, and one of those is cheaper than this. A link takes the rating of its weakest component, so a Cat 6A installation terminated into this panel is a Cat 6 installation.

Whether that matters depends entirely on the plan. A house wired for gigabit is not being held back by anything here. A house being wired now for ten gigabit later is being held back by exactly this part, and the extra cost of not being is small.

The earthing cable, named rather than assumed

The fourth bullet mentions a secure connection thanks to an earthing cable.

That is a small phrase doing a real job. Screened panels are common; screened panels that arrive with the lead to bond them are not, and a screen without a path to earth is decoration. Three of the four other panels on this shelf name an earthing point at most, and one of them names nothing at all.

The phrasing is a feature description rather than a contents list, which is worth a question to the seller before the order rather than an assumption afterwards.

Solid conductors, and only solid

The third bullet accepts solid conductors of AWG 22 to 26 and names no others.

That is the right conductor for fixed cable coming out of a wall, which is what a patch panel is for, so nothing is wrong. It is narrower than the panel beside it, which names solid and stranded in the same line, and it is worth knowing if there is any chance of terminating a length of patch cable into the back of this thing.

Before ordering

Measure 110 mm of panel plus the bend of twenty-four cables against the internal depth of the cabinet, because this listing gives you the figure to do it with. Decide whether the installation is gigabit or ten-gigabit, since that is what the 250 MHz decides. And add cage nuts and screws — none are listed, and the earthing cable is the only accessory the page names.

Availability

Priced from 50 € to 58 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.

It is stocked on the British Amazon store as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.

The American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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