The only panel here that arrives with its twelve modules in the box
HB-DIGITAL twelve-port 1U keystone panel supplied with twelve Cat 6a modules, GHMT certified
A keystone frame that arrives populated rather than empty, with twelve 360-degree screened Cat 6a modules in the same box and a case thickness published in millimetres.
Specifications
- Port count
- Twelve — stated in the title and in the fifth bullet, which lists a twelve-port panel and twelve Cat 6a RJ45 keystone modules as the contents of the set
- Rack units
- 1U — stated in the title. The fifth bullet gives the panel as roughly 220 × 110 × 44 mm, and 44 mm is a rack unit; the 220 mm width matches neither of the two rack conventions the other panels here name, and no mounting width is published anywhere on the page
- Termination method
- A keystone frame with clip-in modules — the fourth bullet describes a clip-in installation needing no special knowledge, and the fifth supplies twelve Cat 6a modules with the panel. How the modules themselves terminate the cable is not published on the listing
- Category rating
- Cat 6a — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which gives up to 10 Gbit/s and 500 MHz. The second says the panel supports installation cable of category 5e, 6, 6a and 7
- Shielded or unshielded
- Fully shielded — stated in the title as STP, with the first bullet describing 360-degree screening on the Cat 6a modules and giving their standard size as 14.5 × 16 mm. No earthing point is named
- Rear management bar
- Not published on the listing — no cable management bar is named. The third bullet describes a metal housing of 1.7 mm thickness and stops there
- Labelling provision
- Not published on the listing — no labelling strip and no marker field is named anywhere, on a panel that arrives with twelve identical modules already fitted
- Fixings supplied
- Not published on the listing — the fifth bullet lists the panel and the twelve modules as the contents of the set, warns in capitals that cable is not included, and names no screws, cage nuts or earthing lead
- Amazon reference
- B0BLZL3TH5 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4063328043551
On the listing
A twelve-port 1U patch panel with twelve Cat 6a RJ45 keystone modules supplied, fully shielded to STP, with the modules described as having 360-degree screening and a standard size of 14.5 × 16 mm, for data rates of up to 10 Gbit/s at 500 MHz; support for installation cable of categories 5e, 6, 6a and 7; a metal housing 1.7 mm thick; a clip-in installation said to need no special knowledge; a GHMT certification named in the title; and a set consisting of the panel, roughly 220 × 110 × 44 mm, and the twelve modules, with a warning in capitals that cable is not included.
Twelve modules in the same box
A keystone panel is normally two purchases. The frame arrives empty, the modules arrive separately, and the second delivery is where the count goes wrong.
This one arrives populated. The fifth bullet is a contents list, and it has twelve modules in it.
That matters more than it sounds, because keystone modules are not interchangeable in practice even when they look it: the depth behind the plate, the screening arrangement and the termination style all vary, and a frame bought from one maker and modules bought from another is a gamble taken twelve times. Here it is one order and one design.
The width that is never named
Now the awkward part, and it is in the same bullet.
The panel is given as roughly 220 × 110 × 44 mm. The 44 mm is a rack unit, which agrees with the 1U in the title. The 220 mm is the width, and it matches neither of the two rack conventions the other listings on this shelf name — a 19-inch panel is around 483 mm and a 10-inch panel is around 254 mm.
No bullet anywhere names a mounting standard. This page reports the dimension as printed and does not deduce a rack from it, because a panel that does not span the rails is not a panel that fits badly — it is one that cannot be fitted at all.
The first bullet gives the modules a 360-degree screen and then does something helpful: it publishes their footprint, 14.5 × 16 mm, and calls it a standard size.
That figure is what makes a replacement possible in five years. A screened module that fails, or a port that needs to become a fibre coupler, can be matched against a dimension rather than against a photograph.
What the page never says is how those modules take the cable. Punch-down, tool-free, or something else — the fourth bullet describes clipping the module into the frame, which is a different operation entirely, and stops there.
Before ordering
Ask the seller for the mounting width in writing. That is the one question this page leaves genuinely open and the one that decides whether the parcel is any use. Then ask how the modules terminate, since a punch-down tool is either needed or not and the page does not say which. And add cage nuts and screws to the order, because none are listed.
Availability
Priced from 47 € to 53 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
In the British Amazon catalogue with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
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.