Distribution Box Corning VKA 12/DIN LSA (MPN DE620004759) for up to 400 DA

The Corning VKA 12/DIN LSA distribution box is a wall-mounted enclosure designed for organized telecom and building cabling. It supports DIN/LSA mounting and is configured to accommodate up to 400 distribution addresses (DA), providing a compact, serviceable location for termination, patching and routing of copper or fiber connections in multi-dwelling units, commercial premises or central distribution areas.

Advantages

This distribution box offers a space-efficient design that simplifies structured cabling management and reduces installation time through standardized DIN/LSA mounting. The enclosure provides clear separation of incoming and outgoing links and supports neat routing and protection of fibers or copper pairs. Its robust housing protects terminations from dust and mechanical damage while allowing easy access for maintenance and expansion.

Suitable for

• Centralized distribution panels in apartment buildings and multi-dwelling units
• Telecom and ISP aggregation points where many DAs must be managed
• Structured cabling installations in small to medium commercial buildings
• Patch and splice locations for copper and fiber backbone connections

Key specifications

• Wall-mounted enclosure compatible with DIN/LSA mounting systems
• Capacity for up to 400 distribution addresses (DA)
• Support for organized termination and routing of copper pairs or fiber cables
• Provision for internal cable management and separation of incoming/outgoing links
• Durable housing providing dust and mechanical protection for terminations

How to use

Install the enclosure on a suitable flat wall surface using appropriate fixings for the building substrate. Fit DIN/LSA mounting rails or modules inside the box according to the intended termination layout. Route incoming and outgoing cables through the provided entry points, secure them with cable management features, and terminate or splice fibers and copper pairs on the designated modules. Label distribution addresses and document the port assignment to simplify future maintenance and changes.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, plan cable entry and DIN/LSA module layout before installation, use strain reliefs on heavy cable runs, and keep fiber bends within recommended radius limits. Regularly inspect terminations and cable management to prevent dust buildup and mechanical stress.