Patch panel de fibra ótica Telegärtner Basis eco 19 polegadas 1U com 12x acopladores SC duplex e 24x pigtails SC OM2, 50/125µm, multimodo

Managing high-density fiber optic connections in a 19-inch rack can quickly become a mess of tangled cables and unreliable links. The Telegärtner Basis eco Patch Panel solves this by providing a tidy, centralized termination point for up to 24 multimode fibers, ensuring stable and organized network performance.

Who is it for

This panel is ideal for network administrators, data center technicians, and telecom installers who need a cost-effective yet reliable solution for terminating and managing multimode fiber links in standard 19-inch racks. It is particularly suited for LAN backbones, enterprise networks, and telecommunications rooms where space and budget are considerations.

Main features

• 19-inch rack mountable, 1U height, with a robust steel housing in light grey.
• Pre-loaded with 12 SC-Duplex couplers, providing 12 duplex ports (24 fibers total).
• Includes 24 SC pigtails, multimode OM2, 50/125µm, for easy splicing or direct termination.
• Supports multimode OM2 fiber, ideal for short to medium distance high-speed data transmission.
• Simple, tool-less installation with front access for easy moves, adds, and changes.

Specifications

• Panel type: Fiber optic patch panel
• Rack size: 19 inch (48.3 cm)
• Rack units: 1U
• Series: Basis eco
• Number of duplex ports: 12
• Total fiber capacity: 24 fibers
• Panel connector type: SC-Duplex
• Fiber type: Multimode
• Fiber class: OM2
• Fiber core/cladding diameter: 50/125 µm
• Number of pigtails included: 24
• Pigtail connector type: SC
• Pigtail fiber type: Multimode
• Pigtail fiber class: OM2
• Pigtail core/cladding diameter: 50/125 µm
• Housing material: Steel
• Colour: Light grey
• Application: Data networks, telecommunications, LAN
• Mounting type: Rack mount
• Included components: 12x SC-Duplex couplings, 24x SC pigtails

Tips

For best performance, ensure all connected fibers and cables are also OM2 or higher grade. Use proper fiber cleaning tools before making connections to avoid signal loss. Label each port clearly to simplify future maintenance and troubleshooting.