Leviton Opt-X 5WMED-04C User manual

Instructions for Use - Opt-X®SDX Wallmount Enclosures
Leviton Network Solutions, a division of Leviton Mfg. Co., Inc.
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5WSML-02C, 5WMED-04C
5WMED-04C5WSML-02C

FIBER CONNECTOR SAFETY WARNINGS
SAFETY INFORMATION
• Always wear safety glasses.
• Isopropyl alcohol is ammable and may cause eye irritation. In case of contact with eyes, ush with water for at least
15 minutes. When using isopropyl alcohol, always assure proper levels of ventilation. In case of ingestion, consult a
physician immediately.
• Never look directly into a laser light source, point source at a person’s eyes, or point source at reective surfaces.
• When working on a ber link, always turn laser source off, or disconnect completely.
• Always dispose of ber debris properly, preferably using sticky tabs.
• Do not place food or beverages in the vicinity of the work area.
• Thoroughly wash face and hands after terminating ber.
• Carefully remove any ber debris that may have been stuck to clothing, or left in work area, and
dispose of properly.
TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
• Using isopropyl alcohol, thoroughly clean exposed ber and buffer ensuring both are free from dust, oil,
and debris.
• Do not lay ferrule dust covers on a dirty or dusty surface.
• Always use proper tools and/or accessories to terminate bers and clean connector tips.
QUICK START GUIDE
The following instructions will help you quickly install your Leviton Opt-X®Wallmount Enclosure for use in your equipment
cabinet or rack. For detailed information on each step, go to the page number listed below.
Safety Instructions Pg. 2
Quick Start Guide Pg. 2
Equipment Guide Pg. 3
Standard Accessories Pg. 4
Optional Accessories Pg. 4
Required Hardware and Tools Pg. 4
Congurations Pg. 5
• Adapter Plates
• Splicing
• SDX Cassette
Mounting Pg. 5
Grommet Preparation and Use Pg. 5
Cable Installation Applications
• Adapter Plates Pg. 7
• SDX Cassette Pg. 7
• Splicing Pg. 8
Grounding armored cabling
Installing the optional lock kit Pg. 10
Labeling Pg. 11
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1. Mounting Eyelets
2. Wire management saddle mounting holes
3. Splice tray mounting point
4. Door latch
5. Cable entrance grommet
6. Cable lacing point
7. SDX Bulkhead
8. Grounding Stud
9. Service Door
10. Patch Door
11. Optional lock knockout blank
12. Optional Cable Clamp mounting point
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW - SMALL/MEDIUM, LARGE
Small/Medium Enclosure
5. 12.
1.
2.
7.
3.
8.
4. 11.
9.
10.
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STANDARD ACCESSORIES
Description Image Quantity in
Sm Kit
Quantity in
Med Kit
Port Identication
Label 1 1
Wire Management
Saddles 7 Small 7 Medium
Velcro 5" 2 2
Grommets 4 4
#10 Wood Screw 4 4
Grounding Lug 1 1
Blank Adapter Plate 1 2
OPTIONAL ACCESORIES
Lock and Key 5L000-KAL
Universal Clamp Kit (single) 5RCMP-KIT
Universal Clamp Kit (multi) 5RCMP-KT2
SDX to HDX adapter bracket HDXAD-ACC
Splice Trays (See splice tray congurator)
Splice Tray Mounting Hardware Kit SPLMT-HKT
REQUIRED HARDWARE AND TOOLS
Mounting screws/lag bolts, wall anchors, washers as appropriate
Small Magnetic Torpedo level
Powered drill or screw driver
Scissors or safety blade utility knife

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CONFIGURATIONS
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
1) Determine the location to mount the enclosure. Use the following considerations in selecting a mounting location:
a) Appropriate mounting base per applicable codes and Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)
b) Space around the enclosure to open the door and route patch cables.
c) Adequate space above or below the enclosure to maintain industry standard bend radius compliance of all
cables entering the enclosure.
2) If using the large enclosure in the splice only conguration, install the splice tray hardware before mounting the
enclosure.
3) Using a level, place the enclosure at the target mounting location and mark the four mounting hole positions.
4) Install the top two screws and verify the enclosure is level during nal tightening of screws.
5) Install the bottom two screws.
There are four possible congurations using the small and medium enclosures.
1) Field or pre-terminated cabling used with SDX adapter plates
2) Pigtail splicing used with SDX adapter plates
3) Pigtail splicing used with Splice modules
4) Use with pre-terminated MTP cabling and SDX cassettes or SDX to HDX adapter brackets
See the Installation section for diagrams of each conguration.
GROMMET PREPARATION AND USE
Cable Grommets are provided and designed for use at both trunk and patch cord entrance points to the enclosure.
There are several options in conguring the grommets. When patching, it is recommended to cut a channel at the front
of the grommet to easily install patch cords. When routing trunks it may be desired to cut a channel at the rear of the
grommet to allow for grommet removal for adding additional trunk cables. Grommet pass through material can either be
slit to limit dust and water egress or removed entirely. To congure a grommet, use the following cutting methods:
1) Determine required opening in cable entrance grommet
2) Determine whether slitting or removing material will be performed
3) Using a sharp-edged tool, cut the appropriate opening in using the scored marking lines as shown in gures 2 and
3:
4) Optional – cut a channel through the outer wall of the grommet for either trunk or patch cord routing.
Figure 1
For Small
For Medium

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Estimated Fill Ratios
Cable Description
(based on 50% ll)
Diameter in
inches
Diameter in
MM
Qty per Small
Grommet
Qty per Medium
Grommet
Micro Data Center 12s Plenum 0.16 4.06 15 26
Micro Data Center 24s Plenum 0.18 4.57 12 20
Micro Data Center 48s Plenum 0.231 5.87 7 12
Micro Data Center 72s Plenum 0.275 6.99 5 9
Micro Data Center 144s Plenum 0.36 9.14 3 5
Trunk 12s Distribution/Loose Tube 0.18 4.57 12 20
Trunk 24s Distribution/Loose Tube 0.38 9.65 3 5
Trunk 48s Distribution/Loose Tube 0.38 9.65 3 5
Trunk 72s Distribution/Loose Tube 0.44 11.18 2 3
Trunk 144s Distribution/Loose Tube 0.69 17.53 1 1
Trunk 12s Armored - MDP 0.495 12.57 2 3
Trunk 24s Armored - MDP 0.495 12.57 2 3
Trunk 48s Armored - MDP 0.584 14.83 1 2
Trunk 72s Armored - MDP 0.594 15.09 1 2
Trunk 144s Armored - MDP 0.708 17.98 1 1
Trunk 12s Armored - All types 0.55 13.97 1 2
Trunk 24s Armored - All types 0.95 24.13 0 1
Trunk 48s Armored - All types 1.05 26.67 0 1
Trunk 72s Armored - All types 1.23 31.24 0 0
Trunk 144s Armored - All types 1.73 43.94 0 0
Generic UTP Copper Cat5e 0.185 4.70 11 19
Generic UTP Copper Cat6 0.23 5.84 7 12
Generic UTP Copper Cat6A 0.33 8.38 4 6
Figure 2
Figure 3

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CABLE INSTALLATION
1) Feed incoming cable(s) through the grommet opening.
2) Optional – Install Universal Trunk Clamp kit and secure cable to clamp.
3) Remove required outer cable jacket leaving jacket at the closest lance point.
4) Secure the cable to the lance point with Velcro or nylon tie wraps as appropriate.
5) If applicable, secure aramid yarn to lance point.
6) When using Armored cable, secure the ground wire from the armored cable to the provided grounding lug or
ground by other code compliant methods to the provided grounding stud.
7) Using the cable management saddles, route the breakout ber legs to the patching or termination point as shown
in the conguration drawings below: (Figures 4 to 11)
ROUTING FOR FIELD AND PRE-TERMINATED TERMINATION –
(SMALL/MEDIUM ENCLOSURES)
ROUTING FOR FIELD TERMINATED CABLING – SPLICE MODULES
Figure 4
Figure 5

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ROUTING FOR FIELD TERMINATED CABLING – FAN OUT
ROUTING FOR SPLICE TERMINATION
When performing splice terminations, it is recommended to pre-route and mark trunk and pigtail cabling prior to per-
forming any trimming, termination or routing. Splice work can then be performed outside of the enclosure at the termi-
nation equipment. When routing terminated assemblies, route in the trunk cabling (solid line in Figure 8) rst, followed
by the pigtail assemblies (dotted line in Figure 8). To maintain future accessibility, keep each set of cabling (trunk and
pigtail respectively) routed separately through the Wire Management saddles.
ROUTING FOR PRE-TERMINATED CABLING – CASSETTES
Figure 6
Figure 7

The Splice Tray Mounting Hardware Kit (SPLMT-HKT) is required for securing Splice trays to all Opt-X wall mount en-
closures. Upon completion of splicing and routing, secure the splice trays to the enclosure base using the arrow lance
points, appropriate threaded stud and wing nut from the Splice hardware kit.
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SECURING THE SPLICE TRAYS
Securing the splice trays requires two components:
• Splice Tray Mounting Kit including appropriate threaded stud and wing nut
• Velcro strip (bulk Velcro or Velcro supplied in the Splice Tray Mounting Kit)
1. Prior to mounting the enclosure, install appropriate #10-32 threaded bolt from the rear of the enclosure base and
secure trays with wing nut.
2. Insert Velcro strip under the rst arrow lance point with the hook side facing up (Figure 9).
3. Place the Velcro under and around the second lance point
4. Fold the end over the splice tray(s). (Figure 10).
Figure 8
Figure 9

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5. Create a snug mating of the Velcro to the trays. (Figure 11).
6. Trim excess Velcro as necessary.
Figure 10
Figure 11
OPTIONAL LOCK KIT
A lock can be installed on the service door, patch door or both doors of each enclosure as required. If
using the optional Lock kit #5L000-KAL
Small and Medium
1. Remove the plastic lock blank
2. Remove the CAM from the lock set
3. Insert the lock set into the Enclosure door
4. Re-install the lock CAM

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LABELING
A Port Identication Label is provided with each Wall Mount Enclosure. The label(s) should be afxed to the
inside of the patch bay door. Labeling within the slot position cells can be achieved with printed labels or via
excel based spreadsheets available via download at www.leviton.com.
Afx labels as shown in the following Labeling Conguration matrix
NOTE: Ensure that the label surface area is clean of dirt, oil,
and debris. Recommend use of isopropyl alcohol or a simple
soap and water solution when wiping down surface area.

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Print on both sides.