Keystone 48 Port Feedthru Panel 3U Unloaded

Keystone 48-Port Feedthru Panel — 3U, 19″ Rack-Mount, Unloaded

The Gruber Keystone 48-Port Feedthru Panel (3U) is the perfect foundation for building a
flexible, high-density patching platform in any standard 19-inch rack. This 3U unloaded panel provides
48 Keystone openings, allowing you to mix and match Ethernet, fiber, audio, video, USB, CATV, and other
Keystone-style jacks to match your exact network and AV requirements.

Constructed from high-grade steel with a durable black powder-coated finish, the panel is designed for long-term
reliability in data centers, IDF/MDF closets, AV racks, and control rooms. Clearly defined port cutouts make it easy
to install jacks, label connections, and maintain a clean, organized front-of-rack layout. Its modular feedthrough
design lets you expand, rearrange, or upgrade connectivity quickly and simplifying moves, adds, and changes while
minimizing downtime.

Key Features & Benefits

• Universal 19″ compatibility — Standard EIA 19-inch rack-mount panel, 3U height.
• High-density 48-port layout — Unloaded Keystone feedthrough panel with 48 openings for maximum flexibility.
• Multi-functional ports — Supports Ethernet, fiber optic, HDMI, USB, audio/video, CATV, and other Keystone jacks (jacks not included).
• Rugged construction — Built from high-grade steel with a black powder-coated finish for long-term durability and a professional look.
• Easy integration — Clearly defined Keystone cutouts simplify jack insertion, labeling, and maintenance.
• Modular & future-proof — Add, swap, or reconfigure Keystone modules as your infrastructure evolves.

Optimize your rack layout: The Keystone 48-Port Feedthru Panel (3U) provides a clean, modular
platform for consolidating and labeling mixed-media connections in one place. Populate it with the Keystone
jacks of your choice to simplify patching, improve cable management, and leave room for future growth.

Use this panel as the backbone of an organized, efficient, and reliable network installation—whether you’re building a new
rack from scratch or retrofitting an existing system for higher density and better cable management.