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I had a chuckle at “gullible wing doors”.

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Another comment here says the lower element of this unit has a flaw. Might look into that.

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Different places have different codes. No pan on ours either.

In wiring a home, is there any reason to go with a more expensive patch panel?

Basically, I’m building a home and getting it wired with Ethernet cabling. I didn’t want to get too much into the technical details, so I just provided the builders with locations where I want RJ45 ports, along with one spot where I just said “24-port patch panel” (the number of ports located elsewhere being 22....

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I second this sentiment.

It gives better flexibility going forward and you save that money for now. When ready, you can decide wall mount or free standing rack, patch panel or none or anything you wish to change once you’ve had time to consider the issue more thoroughly.

I never installed any additional patch panels. Instead I just put the RJ-45 end on and plug straight into the switch. Easier and I never have any problems doing so.

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