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The Infinium HD8FP Adapter panel has 2 Quad LC passthrough, Aqua, adapters (8 Fibers), and is engineered to load in the front of an Infinium Base-8 enclosure, snaping into place for installation, and can be removed easily for future modifications. When combined with matched Infinium Trunks and Infinium Patch Cable Assemblies, these adapter panels can enable industry leading performance, fast and consistent and simplified installation. The compact design optimizes space offering high density capacity. The adapter panel is silkscreened to enable easy port identification. Compatible with: Infinium HD M8 Rack Mount Enclosures

Legrand keyed LC fiber adapter panels are available in configurations that are keyed on the front only (user&rsquo

Q-Series Keyed OFP Keyed front Keyed Rear Adapter Panel, 12 LC Duplex Adapters, 24 Fibers

Q-Series Keyed OFP Keyed front Keyed Rear Adapter Panel, 12 LC Duplex Adapters, 24 Fibers, Yellow

Legrand keyed LC fiber adapter panels are available in configurations that are keyed on the front only or on both sides. The adapter panels are designed to fit Legrand Q-Series enclosures. Up to thirteen key colors of connectors are possible with unique physical keying configurations.

Q-Series Keyed OFP Keyed front Non-Keyed Rear Adapter Panel, 12 LC Duplex Adapters, 24 Fibers, Yellow

Q-Series Keyed OFP Keyed front Non-Keyed Rear Adapter Panel, 12 LC Duplex Adapters, 24 Fibers, Violet

Legrand keyed LC fiber solutions provide a simple and convenient way to physically prevent the user from making an unauthorized connection by blocking access to specific optical ports, whether they are at a workstation outlet or in a telecommunications room or data center. This is particularly important for government, finance, military and other facilities where multiple networks having different security level access requirements may be co-located.

Legrand keyed LC fiber solutions provide a simple and convenient way to physically prevent the user from making an unauthorized connection by blocking access to specific optical ports, whether they are at a workstation outlet or in a telecommunications room or data center. This is particularly important for government, finance, military and other facilities where multiple networks having different security level access requirements may be co-located.