Multimedia Distribution Box ELEKTROPLAST Elegant RP 2x12 IP40, smoked door, model 2435-21

Multimedia distribution box ELEKTROPLAST Elegant RP 2x12 IP40, smoked door, model 2435-21 is intended for organizing and protecting multimedia and low-voltage installations in residential and commercial spaces. The enclosure provides two rows with capacity for 12 modules each, a smoked transparent door for visual inspection of installed components, and an IP40 protection rating that safeguards internal elements from solid objects and casual contact. The unit supports mounting of patch panels, data sockets and passive network elements while maintaining a compact, wall-mounted footprint.

Advantages

The distribution box combines a clear smoked door with a durable housing to allow visual checking of status without exposing internal components. Its two-row 2x12 module layout provides structured space for organized cabling and component placement. The IP40 rating ensures basic protection against dust and contact, making the box suitable for indoor installation in homes, offices and server niches. The design allows easy wall mounting and straightforward access for maintenance and cable routing.

Suitable for

• Housing patch panels and keystone jacks for structured cabling
• Termination points for Ethernet, telephone and multimedia connections
• Small network closets and residential distribution points
• Organizing passive network elements such as splitters, couplers and adapters

Key specifications

• Module capacity: two rows of 12 modules each (2x12)
• Protection rating: IP40 (protection against solid objects >1 mm and contact)
• Door: smoked (transparent) for visual access
• Mounting: wall-mounted enclosure
• Intended use: multimedia and low-voltage installations

How to use

Mount the distribution box on a suitable wall surface using appropriate fasteners and ensure the chosen location allows access for cabling and maintenance. Install patch panels, keystone jacks or passive network modules into the provided module slots following manufacturer guidance for each component. Route cables through entry points, secure them to prevent strain on terminations, and close the smoked door to maintain protection while permitting visual inspection. Verify that installed elements and cable layouts comply with relevant wiring standards and building codes.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use the box indoors in dry environments and avoid locations exposed to direct moisture. Keep cable entries organized and label terminations for easier troubleshooting. When adding active equipment that generates heat, ensure adequate ventilation or consider relocating heat-producing devices to prevent exceeding ambient temperature limits.