Leviton Flat QUICKPORT 12-Port Patch Block 49255-Q89

Product Information

Specification

This is the most common term used to describe a board or panel with multiple ports where cables can be connected.A term that might be used to describe panels that allow for fast or modular connections, similar to the QUICKPORT system.

About:

A patch panel is used in computer networking and offers a number of ports to connect and manage the incoming and outgoing Ethernet cables. It's primarily used to connect and route circuits in a structured cabling system. Patch panels are essential in both home and enterprise networks, simplifying changes and repairs to network cables.

Common Applications:

•Customizable Networking: Given the flexibility of QUICKPORT connectors, such a patch block can be tailored to support different types of networking configurations. This includes Ethernet (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, etc.), coaxial connections, and more.

•Telecommunications: QUICKPORT connectors can support telephone lines, making the patch block useful for centralizing and organizing telephone connections in a home or business.

• Audio/Video Systems: The ability to customize the connectors means that certain ports could be set up for audio or video connections, including speakers, microphones, or AV receivers.

• Home Automation and Security Systems:As smart homes become more prevalent, a central point for organizing and managing connections is crucial. This patch block can be utilized to route connections from security cameras, sensors, and other smart home devices.

• Data Centers & Server Rooms:In larger scale operations, having a patch block that can be customized based on QUICKPORT connectors might be useful for managing a variety of connections in a data center or server room setup.

Features:

• Modularity:One of the primary benefits of a QUICKPORT system is its modularity. Each port on the patch block can be customized with a wide variety of connectors including Ethernet, coaxial, audio, video, and more.

• Flat Design:A flat design would suggest a compact and sleek appearance, possibly allowing for easy mounting on walls, racks, or under desks.

• High-Density Configuration:With 12 ports, it can support multiple connections in a small form factor, suitable for space-constrained environments.

• Labeling Options:Most QuickPort patch panels come with labeling spaces or features, allowing for easy identification and documentation of ports, simplifying troubleshooting and changes.

• Durable Construction:Quality patch blocks would typically be made of durable materials, ensuring longevity and reliability of the connections.

• Labeling Options:To keep things organized, the patch block might come with labeling options for each port, ensuring easy identification of connections.

Standards:

ANSI/TIA-568:This is a set of telecommunications standards from the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA). Any networking equipment, including patch panels, would likely be designed to meet these standards, especially if they're used for data or voice transmission.

ISO/IEC 11801:This is an international standard for structured cabling. If the patch block is used internationally, it may adhere to these standards.

UL Listed:Many of Leviton's products, including their patch panels, are UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed, indicating that they've been tested by UL and meet defined criteria for safety or performance.

Specification:

• Labeling:Silk-screened port numbers, white labels
• Panel Shape :Flat
•Termination: QuickPort
• Color:Black
• Part No:49255-Q89

Construction:

The block would feature 12 individual ports designed to securely accept QUICKPORT connectors. Each port would be constructed to hold the connectors in place with a snap or click mechanism.