Black Box JPM403A-R2 User manual

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JPM403A-R2
Fiber Wallmount Cabinet, 12-Adapter

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FIBER WALLMOUNT CABINET, 12-ADAPTER
Specifications
Construction: 16-gauge steel
Size: 6.51"H x 14.02"W x 15.98"D (16.5 x 35.6 x 40.6 cm)
Weight: 20.7 lb. (9.4 kg)
What’s Included
• (1) fiber enclosure cabinet (assembled)
• (4) rectangular cable rings
• (2) sets of semi-circle cable rings (installed)
• (10) 11-inch (27.9 cm) cable ties
• (1) danger sticker
• (1) fiber ID sticker
• (2) sets of adapter label ID stickers
• (1) pair of keys “A32121"
• (1) pair of keys “B31221"
Overview
The Fiber Wallmount Cabinet, 12-Adapter mounts on a wall and holds up to 12
fiber adapters.
The cabinet enclosure has two front-access locking doors. Each door has its own
key for dual security. The left door and its corresponding key are marked with
“A32121”. Use this side of the cabinet for technician access. The right door and its
matching key are imprinted with a “B31221” marking. Use this side of the cabinet
for user access.
The cabinet enclosure has four fiber access holes, one on each corner. Inside the
enclosure, the fiber adapter panels mount vertically in the center of the cabinet.
Plus, the enclosure can support an optional splice tray.

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FIBER WALLMOUNT CABINET, 12-ADAPTER
Installation
P REPARINg THE E NcLoSURE AND M oUNTINg IT oN A W ALL
1. Place the Fiber Wallmount Cabinet near the incoming fiber and patch cord
routing.
2. Mount the cabinet on a wall. Use the enclosure as a positioning template,
then use fasteners that are appropriate for the wall construction.
3. Make sure there is at least 3.2 feet (1 m) of incoming cable to terminate. You
will strip this cable to expose the fibers and then store the fiber slack in the
enclosure.
4. If splice trays are required in the cabinet, install them first. If you will not use
splice trays, use the snap-in wire clips in the mounting holes.
5. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius (for example, 1.18" [3 cm] for
900-micron buffered fiber cable) when routing the fiber slack cable.
6. Next, install the fiber adapter panel in the center vertical mount. Snap the
fiber panels into position, then press the button on the panels to lock them in
place.
I NSTALLINg THE c AbLE
1. Carefully feed approximately 54 inches (137.2 cm) of cable through the
round access port in the enclosure.
2. Mark the cable jacket where it will tie to the cable bracket.
3. Use a Kevlar®clamp (located in the upper and lower corners on the
technician’s side of the cabinet) to firmly hold the bulk fiber cable in place.
4. Carefully remove the jacket and all strength members to a point above (closer
to the end) of the tie-down point. (You will place the cable tie on jacketed
cable.) Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for stripping and
cleaning the cable.

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5. Secure the cable to the cable tie bracket as shown in Figure 1.
NOTE: Do not over-tighten the cable ties!
Grid label
Cable ties
Cabinet
assembly
Place danger
label here
Cable
management
clips
Figure 1. Inside view of the cabinet.
6. Loosely route fibers around the fiber management clips to determine the best
length for terminating and storing the fiber slack. Trim the fibers, if necessary,
and remove the excess from the clips.
7. Terminate the fibers according to the connector manufacturer’s
recommendations.
NOTE: The installer must determine the proper termination method, including whether
additional supportive materials (break-out kits) are required.
8. When all fibers are terminated, clean the connectors and insert them into the
appropriate adapters.
9. Gently route the fiber slack into the management clips.
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