Expand your installation to keep up with your growing needs with this Kendall Howard 48-Port Keystone Patch Panel 2RUfrom Kendall Howard. Constructed from cold-rolled steel, this 2 RU patch panel features 48 standard 14.5 x 16mm keystone ports and is designed to fit most 19" racks. Its welded design adds exceptional durability and flush mounting. Front-facing labeling fields allow for easy identification.

48 x Blank Keystone Panel Ports    2 RU Rackmount Size (19")    Cold-Rolled Steel Construction    Heavy-Duty Welded Design    Flush Mounting    Front-Facing Labeling Fields    EIA Compliant

Effortlessly configure your ports to match your specific needs. With the universal keystone module feature, this patch panel supports a wide variety of keystone jacks from Ethernet to fiber optics, making it suitable for almost any application.

Twenty-four ports provide ample room for connectivity while maintaining a clutter-free setup. This organization reduces the risk of cable mess, making it easier and safer to manage your network.

Designed in adherence with the 19" Electronic Industries Alliance standards, this patch panel is designed to fit into your existing rack setup without the hassle of mismatched sizing.

This patch panel is constructed to endure, providing a steadfast and secure platform for all your keystone inserts. It's built not just to last, but to maintain optimal performance through regular and rigorous use.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How can I mount this on a Paul C Buff Einstein (balcar mount)?

A: The Westcott Zeppelin Speed Ring & Bracket for Balcar B&H # WESPZBQ would be a compatible speed ring for the Einstein monolight. https://bhpho.to/2QT0HPb

Q: 2. Can you use the white one to set a custom white balance if you had to? just wondering cause mine coming in tomorrow.

A: Hello, the white portion is sort of a tight gauze fabric, so as long as it is held up to a neutral background (concrete street, or sidewalk, a white vehicle or something similar, you should be fine.Grider LeePicture It Studios303-699-2200

Q: 3. Can i use dynalite heads with this?

A: This can work on Dynalite head such as the Baja B4 and B6 monolights which utilize a Bowens S mount.

Q: 4. Is this a good fit when used with a speed light or should I use the smaller one?

A: This softbox would be a bit too large for a speed light. The size down from it, the Godox P90L Parabolic Softbox with Bowens Mounting (35.4") BH # GOP90L along with the Godox S-Type Speedlite Bracket for Bowens, BH # GOSZ1 is best. https://bhpho.to/35dwCPF https://bhpho.to/2ULjWYN

Q: 5. Do I need to buy an adapter for to attach my godox flash to this? If yes, may I know what it is?

A: While you do not indicate the model Godox flash you own, if you own a Godox monolight that uses the Bowens S-mount for light modifier usage, then yes, the Godox P120L Parabolic Softbox with Bowens Mounting (47.2"), B&H # GOP120L, would be compatible for use with your monolight. The Godox P120L Parabolic Softbox listed above includes the Bowens Type-S Speed Ring with its purchase.

Q: 6. I see two options for same sizes, what are the difference? which one should I buy if I have Godox ad300?

A: We suggest the following for your shooting needs that will accommodate both indoor and outdoor shooting. Godox P90L Parabolic Softbox with Bowens Mount (35.4") BH #GOP90L • MFR #P90L https://bhpho.to/3N2dabA Godox S2 Speedlite Bracket for Bowens BH #GOS2 • MFR #S2 https://bhpho.to/3kRen9R

Q: 7. Does this quickly open & close like an umbrella?

A: This uses a traditional speed ring and must be assembled rod for rod.

Q: 8. do i need any adaptor to attach with godox ad400 pro?

A: The Bowens mount is included, & will only fit a Bowens mount light fixture.

Q: 9. Where can I buy replacement rods?

A: Replacement rods would be available through Godox directly. You may e-mail them to servicesupport@godox.com

Q: 10. Does this softbox require hardware to use with a Canon or Nikon flash?

A: You could use the mounting bracket for use with Canon or Nikon strobes: Godox S-Type Speedlite Bracket for Bowens. For hotshoe strobes or the Godox 200.