I haven't used it yet, but it looks well made, and the price was quite reasonable. I note that Legrand sells a similar module for twice the price.. I am writing this review so I can include a photo of the module I received.

Note that it clearly indicates that it is coded for the TIA-568A standard. The photo on this website lacks the TIA-568A identification, so I thought it would be worth posting this one.
As do most residential customers, I use TIA-568A in my house, so it is perfect for my needs.

If you need TIA-568B, just switch the orange and green wires when you connect them.

The new version is wired as T568B.

Works perfectly

exactly what I needed

After the phone/cable company was done connecting fiber to my house, they left a mess of wires and connectors. This little panel helped me clean up and organize the mess they left behind.

Note: I needed a LAN tester to determine how the installers chose to configure the wires. It was neither A nor B but their own version.

My house came prewired for ethernet with an installed media box made by Leviton, but the data module they sell is pricey. Fortunately, I found this and was able to snap in the plastic pegs into the media box. It includes a plastic punchdown tool, but I used an existing one for easier installation.

Be aware that it is wired to the T-568A cabling, unlike the common T-568B. My house is already prewired T-568A, so you can either swap out the green and orange wires on the data module itself or at the network jack.

this patch panel is outstanding and easy to mount. the size is ideal for smaller projects and mounts in virtually any standard closet. easy to work with, ideal for CAT 6, practical and well built.

I stalled 2 of these into a Leviton Structured Media Center and they fitted great, occupy's less space. Very sturdy for punching down and space to organize cable. As the previous reviewer stated it is Solid Stripe, Solid Stripe... from left to right. The data module is color coded for 568-A if you wish to cable for 568-B just flip the green and orange order. Great Product.

Installed in a home with a pre-existing Datacomm enclosure. It came with a small push-down tool, but I needed my own cutter for wire stripping and excess wire after pushdown. Did not come with instructions. The modules are color coded and are in "solid stripe solid stripe..." order from left to right. Maintained gigabit speed with cat6 over 100ft. Good support behind the panel so the board didn't cave in during pushdown. I wouldn't buy this unless you were installing into an enclosure with the proper mounting hole locations, as there are cheaper options that will do the job with more mounting flexibility. Overall very happy with the product.