Zone Enclosure for Raised Access Floor Installations

An easy-access multi-media Zone Enclosure which accommodates up to 24 copper ports, 48 fiber splices or 96 MTP/MPO fibers, designed for raised/ access floor, zone cabling installations.

The Molex raised/access floor Zone Enclosure is a cost effective, robust, and versatile product designed to support moves, adds and changes in frequently changing enterprise and education environments. The product is designed to accept copper or fiber cabling via the deployment of inter changeable mounting plates, supporting up to 24 DataGate Jack copper ports or 24 fiber adapters (48 splices) or up to 4 ModLink (MTP/MPO) DLC, DSC or QLC cassettes.

The unit fits comfortably in a 600mm x 600mm or 24” x 24” raised/access floor grid and is manufactured from cold-rolled steel, finished in black. The chassis features cable tie anchor points for the correct routing and securing of incoming copper or fiber cable and sufficient capacity for a 24-fiber splice tray (supplied separately). Also featured are fixing pins to position the mounting plates. The keyed cover plate is secured with screws and features protected label holders that allow convenient and clear port identification when the floor tile is removed and viewed from above. The keyed, screw fixing point feature in the cover plate allows for any pre-set port identification to be correctly orientated, following removal of the cover plate for any post-installation maintenance.

The interchangeable mounting plates are supplied separately and include an unloaded 12 port Molex DataGate Jack plate with grounding pins for the termination of shielded cable. An unloaded 2 aperture carrier plate accepting Molex versatile snap-in, 12 fiber duplex LC or duplex SC adapter plates or ModLink MTP/MPO fiber cassettes and a feature-rich cable management plate.

The cable management plate includes an opening designed for convenient copper cable bundle handling and is protected by a brush strip to reduce excess dust and debris. For maximum installation convenience, the brush strip can be removed and then replaced once the terminated cables are permanently positioned and secured in place. Also featured on the plate are circular knockouts to accommodate cable glands and grommets to protect fiber cables entering the chassis.