Kabelhouder PATCHBOX One PONECATCH 4x Patchcatch breedte 50mm diepte 58mm hoogte 51mm

The Patchcatch is a 0RU cable organizer designed to save rack space by replacing horizontal or vertical cable managers. Manufactured in Hungary and supplied as a pack of four, the PATCHBOX One PONECATCH guides network cables to the side of the rack unit where they are patched, enabling a neater and more accessible rack layout. Dimensions: 50 mm width, 58 mm depth, 51 mm height.

Advantages

The Patchcatch occupies no rack units (0RU), preserving valuable space for active equipment. Its compact dimensions and simple side-guiding design reduce cable clutter without the need for large managers. Supplied in a set of four, it provides immediate, multi-point cable routing for a single rack or multiple locations.

Suitable for

• Network racks and server cabinets where RU space must be preserved
• Patch panels and switch connections that require side routing
• Small server rooms, telecom closets, and network cabinets
• Environments needing unobtrusive, fixed cable guides

Key specifications

• Brand: Patchbox
• Model / MPN: PONECATCH
• EAN: 4262427630925
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 50 mm × 58 mm × 51 mm
• Pack contents: 4 pieces
• Mounting: designed to be positioned at the side of a rack unit (0RU)
• Manufactured in: Hungary

How to use

Position the Patchcatch at the side of the rack unit where cables exit or enter the patch panel or switch. Route individual cables along the Patchcatch so they run beside the RU instead of across it. Use the four included pieces where multiple routing points are needed; install them at different RU heights to organize cables from several patching locations. No additional tools are required for guiding cables, though standard rack-mounting accessories may be used to secure the bracket if desired.

Recommendations

Install Patchcatch units near patch panels and top-of-rack switches to guide cables vertically or horizontally alongside the RUs; avoid overfilling each bracket to maintain easy access and serviceability of patch cords.