Keep fiber termination accessible. Keep floor space free.
Where a compact wall location is preferred, connections still need a defined place for adapter termination and the selected splice arrangement.
Wall space, adapter type, connector count and splice access all influence the enclosure selection. Choosing on enclosure dimensions alone can leave the termination layout unresolved.
The RWM family combines two locking doors with a removable adapter panel and an ordering structure covering size, adapter selection, pigtail count and splice-tray options.
Four physical features define how the cabinet fits into a fiber distribution project.
Physical enclosure access is controlled by the cabinet’s two door locks.
Select the required ST, FC, SC or LC interface arrangement; other types may be requested.
The datasheet describes splice trays rated for up to 24 fibers each, with quantity specified by configuration.
Choose pigtails and fiber characteristics during ordering; 1.5 m tight-buffer pigtails are described in the source.
Published cabinet dimensions and stated maximum SC/ST/FC connection counts. The number of fibers can differ from the number of adapter positions depending on the connector arrangement.
| Cabinet type | Width × height × depth | Published capacity | Selection context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type A
Medium
|
380 × 305 × 85 mm | Up to 24 SC / ST / FC | Balanced cabinet footprint |
| Type B
Large
|
445 × 485 × 100 mm | Up to 48 SC / ST / FC | Higher stated SC/ST/FC capacity |
| Type C
Small
|
300 × 300 × 80 mm | Up to 24 SC / ST / FC | Smallest footprint of the three |
Dimensions and capacities are from the November 2014 datasheet. LC-specific capacity and valid adapter combinations require confirmation.
This simplified functional sequence describes a typical configured cabinet, not a certified schematic or a claim that every component is supplied as standard.
Configuration-specific assembly and materials should be approved against project requirements.
The RWM ordering matrix defines choices for adapter panels, splice trays, pigtails, polish and optical fiber. Selecting these items before procurement helps establish an unambiguous build requirement.
The ordering list includes SC, LC, FC and ST arrangements, with variant-specific connector counts.
Single-mode and multimode options include G.657.A2, 9/125, OM3 and OM4 entries.
Normal, PC, UPC and APC options appear in the ordering matrix.
Pigtail quantity and splice trays are independently selectable within the documented ordering scheme.
Fibernet uses an RWM code covering the enclosure and selected termination details. This is a reference format, not a live configurator or a confirmed stock listing.
RWM-A1S12112U9
Example described in the datasheet: Type A cabinet, FC interface, single-mode configuration, 12 adapters and pigtails, UPC polish, 9/125 fiber. Confirm the complete code before submitting an order.