Angled patch panel with cable support bar for network cable racks
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1. A patch panel mountable to a network rack, comprising:
- a frame having rack mounting members provided on opposite longitudinal ends of the frame,wherein the frame includes a first panel section and a second panel section angled relative thereto, by an obtuse angle between 90° and
180°
, each of the first and second panel sections having mountable thereon a first connector located a first distance from a horizontal axis extending between the opposite longitudinal ends of the frame, and a second connector located a second distance from the horizontal axis extending between the opposite longitudinal ends of the frame, the second distance being greater than the first distance.
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Abstract
A patch panel mountable to a network rack includes a patch panel frame and rack mounting plates. The frame forms a central section having a longitudinal width sized to fit within the network rack. The rack mounting plates are provided on opposite longitudinal ends of the central section and allow the panel to be mounted to a network rack. The central section includes two panel sections angled outwardly in an inverted V-shape, and the central section has mounted thereon a plurality of cable connectors that receive cabling on the front side and the rear side of the patch panel frame. Each connector has a horizontal axis.
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1. A patch panel mountable to a network rack, comprising:
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a frame having rack mounting members provided on opposite longitudinal ends of the frame, wherein the frame includes a first panel section and a second panel section angled relative thereto, by an obtuse angle between 90° and
180°
, each of the first and second panel sections having mountable thereon a first connector located a first distance from a horizontal axis extending between the opposite longitudinal ends of the frame, and a second connector located a second distance from the horizontal axis extending between the opposite longitudinal ends of the frame, the second distance being greater than the first distance. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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