In this video I will be making a couple of improvements to my home network cabinet where I replace the original Gripit plasterboard fixings with a much stronger metal framework. I'm also replacing my original patch panel with a new keystone based one while also trying a new patch panel layout which I hope will make the cabling much neater. Metal struts and fixings from: https://directchannel.uk.com/ Patch panel and keystone modules from: https://www.cablemonkey.co.uk/ RJ11 Keystone Module: https://amzn.to/3C5Ut1D (Affiliate) Inline 16A Flex Connector: https://amzn.to/3m3cHv3 (Affiliate) https://www.camerongray.me/ https://twitter.com/camerongray1515 Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 03:24 - Demonstration of Strut Channel System 07:31 - New Patch Panel 14:35 - Dismantling the Original Network 15:54 - Fitting the Keystone Jacks 23:19 - Modifying the PDU Cable 25:28 - Removing the Cabinet 26:17 - Installing the new Cabinet Fixings 33:47 - Installing the new Patch Panel 36:02 - Tips on Labelling Patch Panels and Network Ports 38:33 - Installing Network Equipment in Rack 41:10 - Tour of Completed Rack 42:25 - Conclusion *AFFILIATE LINKS NOTICE:* Product links under this video marked “(Affiliate)” are affiliate links where I may receive a small commission on qualifying sales. Affiliate programs that I am a member of include, _but are not limited to:_ Amazon Associates, eBay Partner Network and AliExpress Affiliates. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Purchasing through these affiliate links will not cost you any more money, however the commission earned significantly helps fund the production of videos on my channel.

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