Teletechnical FTTH wall-mounted cabinet Alantec 350x250x90 mm, perforated door, 1 electrical outlet, 14 keystone ports

The Alantec FTTH wall-mounted cabinet 350×250×90 mm is a compact teletechnical enclosure designed for residential and small commercial fiber installations. The cabinet features a perforated front door to promote airflow, a built-in electrical outlet for powering small active devices, and 14 keystone ports to accommodate modular connectors and patching. It provides a sheltered, organised space for fiber terminations, passive splitters, small media converters or routers and basic cable management within apartments, offices or utility rooms.

Advantages

This wall-mounted cabinet combines a space-saving footprint with practical features for FTTH deployments. The perforated door improves ventilation for devices installed inside while maintaining a secure, lockable enclosure. The integrated electrical outlet eliminates the need for nearby external sockets and simplifies powering low-consumption active components. Fourteen keystone ports allow flexible arrangement of fiber and copper modular connectors without additional drilling or modification.

Suitable for

• Housing fiber terminations and splice trays in FTTH subscriber points
• Mounting small passive equipment such as splitters or patch panels
• Installing compact active devices: ONT, small media converters or switches
• Organising cabling in apartments, small offices and comms closets

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 350 × 250 × 90 mm
• Wall-mounted metal enclosure with front perforated door for ventilation
• Built-in single electrical outlet for powering equipment
• 14 keystone ports for modular connector inserts (e.g., RJ45, blank, fiber couplers)
• Lockable front door for physical security
• Internal space suitable for fiber terminations, small patching panels and compact active units

How to use

Mount the cabinet to a suitable wall surface using appropriate fasteners for the wall material and the cabinet weight. Route fiber and copper cables into the enclosure through designated knockouts or cable entries, secure fibers and splices on internal plates or trays, and install keystone modules into the available ports. Connect active devices to the integrated electrical outlet if required, taking care to maintain correct cable bend radii and to secure loose cables to prevent strain. Close and lock the front door after installation to protect components.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, avoid overfilling the enclosure; leave clearance for airflow from the perforated door and for connector access. Use appropriate fiber management accessories (splice holders, cable ties, protective sleeves) to protect terminations, and ensure the integrated outlet is rated for the intended device power. Install in a dry, temperature-stable location away from direct heat sources and excessive dust.