The challenge
Loose or scattered spares
When spare cords are stored without a designated place, technicians first need to find the replacement before they can use it.
Patch-Cords Organizer
Patch-Cords Organizer
Spare patch cords, right where they belong. A dedicated metal organizer for replacement fiber-optic and Cat.X patch cords at your site – available for 19-inch rack or wall-mounted installation.
The everyday problem
Replacement cables shouldn’t become another thing to search for.
Spare patch cords are useful only when teams can locate them. The MPF3064 gives replacement cables a dedicated storage point within the technical environment, rather than leaving them in an undefined location.
The Fibernet approach
A purpose-built holder for spares
One straightforward accessory helps keep replacement fiber and Cat.X patch cords arranged in a consistent on-site location.
A simple footprint for technical spaces.
Installation flexibility
Rack-mounted or wall-mounted.
Use the same organizer where your site has space available. The datasheet specifies two installation approaches:
19-inch rack installation
For locations that keep spare cords alongside other rack-based infrastructure.
Wall-mount installation
For a dedicated spare-cable station away from rack mounting positions.
Mounting hardware, load rating and clearance requirements are not specified in the supplied datasheet; verify these for your installation.
Supported spare cables
One place for two common cable families.
The organizer is specified for both optical and Cat.X patch cords, making it suitable for sites that maintain different kinds of replacement cable inventory.
01
Fiber-optic patch cords
Store spare fiber jumpers that may be needed when replacing or reconnecting optical links.
02
Cat.X patch cords
Keep spare copper network patch cords in a designated area rather than mixed with other accessories.
03
On-site replacement stock
Arrange cables intended for maintenance and replacement workflows. Exact cable count is dependent on the site setup and is not rated in the source document.
Technical specifications
Designed to be simple. Specified clearly.
These are the published technical details for the Fibernet MPF3064, consolidated into one reference table.
| Product name | Patch-Cords Organizer |
|---|---|
| Part number | MPF3064 |
| Mounting | 19-inch rack or wall mount |
| Supported cable types | Fiber-optic patch cords / Cat.X patch cords |
| Published dimensions | 482.6 × 92.3 × 45.6 mm |
| Rack format noted | 19-inch; 1U indicated in datasheet |
| Material | Metal, 2 mm thick |
| Color | Black, RAL 9005 |
The source lists the three dimensions without an explicit W × D × H order. Confirm orientation and 1U fit against the latest approved drawing.
Before you specify
Three details to confirm for your installation.
Use these checks to decide where the organizer belongs in your spare-cord workflow.
01 / INSTALLATION
Choose the mounting position
Determine whether the organizer will go in a 19-inch rack or on a wall and verify the available clearance.
02 / CABLE MIX
Identify the replacement cords
Check which optical and Cat.X patch cords you need to keep nearby, including cable size and length.
03 / CAPACITY
Validate your storage requirement
Ask Fibernet to confirm the practical cord count and mounting hardware for the proposed configuration.