MPX01-A type digital patch panel (cabinet)

MPX01-A Type Digital Distribution Frame (Cabinet)

Overview
The MPX01-A Type Digital Distribution Frame is suitable for the wiring and connection of digital signals from digital terminal devices or programmable switches with transmission rates below 2-155 Mbit/s. It features circuit scheduling, switching, and testing functions, making maintenance convenient and allowing for flexible circuit rewiring and service changes.

Features

The rack structure is diverse, including open type, fully enclosed type, and bar rack type.
Modular combination with flexible configuration. Easy to install, the surface of the all-aluminum alloy rack is treated with electrostatic spraying, providing strong adhesion, made of stainless steel material, and has an attractive appearance.
Uses surface gold-plated coaxial connectors with low contact resistance and reliable connections.
There is ample wiring and routing space inside the rack. Wiring, adjusting, and monitoring are extremely convenient.
The unit can be flipped down 90°, facilitating maintenance operations.

Main Technical Indicators

Working Rates: 2 Mbit/s, 8 Mbit/s, 34 Mbit/s, 45 Mbit/s, 140 Mbit/s, 155 Mbit/s
Coaxial Connector Contact Resistance:
Outer Conductor: ≤2.5 mΩ (crimped)
Inner Conductor: ≤5 mΩ (soldered)
Insulation Resistance: ≥1000 mΩ (500V DC)
Withstand Voltage: ≥1000V (50Hz AC)/1min, no breakdown, no arc.
Crosstalk Defense Level: ≥70dB (50KHz~233MHz)
Insertion Loss: ≤0.3dB (50KHz~233MHz)
Return Loss: ≥18dB (50KHz~233MHz)
Pull-out Force: >50N
Connector Lifespan: ≥1000 times

Dimensions and Capacity

Model	Structure Type	Dimensions (H×W×D) mm	Number of Units	Unit Capacity	Total Capacity (System)
MPX01	Open Type	2600×480×450 (300 single-sided)	15	8 systems	240
		2200×480×450 (300 single-sided)	12		192
		2000×480×450 (300 single-sided)	10		160
	Enclosed Type	2600×600×300	15	8 systems	120
		2200×600×300	12		96
		2000×600×300	10		80
	Bar Rack Type	2600×240×300	15	8 systems	120
		2200×240×300	12		96
		2000×240×300	10		80

Note: The single-sided rack unit capacity can be made into 16 systems.
A rack with a width and depth of 600×600 can have 10.5 systems per unit.

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