Shop coaxial patch panels for commercial audio/video, RF and structured multimedia installations. Wallco offers BNC and F-type feed-through patch panels in multiple port counts and rack-mount configurations.
Compare panels by connector format, impedance, frequency capability, port count and rack-space requirements.
Coaxial patch panels provide an organized rack-mounted connection point for video, RF and other coax-based signal systems. Feed-through designs allow installers to route equipment and field cabling through a centralized panel rather than connecting devices directly.
These products serve a different role from Ethernet copper patch panels, so they are grouped within Wallco's multimedia and AV connectivity architecture.
BNC patch panels are commonly used in video, RF, test and other signal applications. BNC systems may use different impedance standards, so panel impedance should be matched to the equipment and cabling.
Verify whether the application requires a 50-ohm or 75-ohm signal path before selecting compatible hardware.
F-type patch panels provide rack-mounted connectivity for compatible coaxial systems used in broadband, television, RF and other multimedia applications.
Frequency capability can vary between panel designs, so installations requiring higher-frequency signals should be matched to the appropriate rated panel.
Patch panels are available in different port densities and rack heights. A higher port count can consolidate more coaxial connections into a single location, while lower-density panels can simplify smaller installations.
When planning a rack, compare the number of required connections with the available rack-unit space and anticipated future expansion.
Before ordering, confirm connector type, impedance where applicable, frequency requirements, port count and rack mounting requirements. A mechanically compatible coax connector does not necessarily indicate electrical compatibility with every signal system.
