Tripp Lite N492-WM2-BK Fiber Optic Wall Mount Distribution Enclosure
Fiber lines need a quiet corner where delicate glass runs will not get snagged by someone hauling a ladder past. We build this distribution cabinet from heavy steel to secure cable splices and patch connections flat against a backboard or masonry wall. The hinged door locks shut to keep casual hands away from sensitive fiber links.
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- Fully Sealed Enclosure Manages and Protects Your Fiber Terminations
- Locks with included key to protect connections against tampering
- Mounts securely on any solid surface
- Heavy-duty cold-rolled steel construction
- Lifetime limited warranty
How this one is built
Cold rolled steel housing
Solid steel construction takes the daily knocks of a utility room or back hallway without flexing. The metal frame forms a sturdy barrier around delicate strands and splice trays, holding everything square on the wall.
Keyed door latch
A physical lock on the access door keeps patch points away from unauthorized fingers. Open it with the supplied key when you need to reconfigure runs or test a line, then turn the lock when you pack up.
Surface mount backplate
Prepunched mounting holes let you anchor the box directly to backboards, studs, or solid walls. It hangs flat against the wall so patch cords stay close to the surface and out of busy footpaths.
Clean fiber routing
Interior brackets help guide tight bend radiuses so light signals pass through unhindered. Routing splices neatly inside saves technicians from sorting through a tangled bundle of glass strands during changes.
On the nameplate
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| Weight | 8.5 pounds |
|---|---|
| Warranty | Lifetime limited warranty |
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