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Panduit FRH45SC4LBL FiberRunner™ 4x4 Split Elbow Fitting Cover

The Panduit FRH45SC4LBL split elbow fitting cover provides tool-free cable access at 90-degree turns in FiberRunner 4x4 horizontal pathway systems. Engineered for data centers and central telecom offices where fiber density meets frequent MACs (moves, adds, changes), this LSZH polycarbonate/ABS cover lifts away without disturbing adjacent cable runs. UL-listed to 2024A for optical cable routing assemblies and qualified to Telcordia GR-63-CORE NEBS Level 3 震 seismic and fire standards, it addresses both day-one installation efficiency and long-term compliance in mission-critical environments where downtime costs exceed hardware by orders of magnitude.

Key Features

  • Split-hinge design allows elbow access without deinstalling straight runs or disturbing live fiber
  • LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) polycarbonate/ABS construction meets plenum and OFNP cable fire-performance expectations
  • UL-certified optical cable routing assembly rated to 2024A current-carrying capacity for hybrid copper-fiber pathways
  • NEBS Level 3 qualification per Telcordia GR-63-CORE for Zone 4 seismic, HVAC fault, and office-fire temperature excursions
  • Black finish maintains professional appearance in customer-visible white-space and meet-me-room deployments
  • 9.8" × 7.86" × 2.15" profile (199.6mm × 54.6mm) matches FiberRunner 4x4 raceway geometry with zero overhang
  • RoHS-compliant formulation eliminates lead, mercury, and restricted flame-retardant chemistries

Polycarbonate/ABS blend delivers the impact resistance installers need when covers are removed repeatedly during fiber augments—common in colocation and hyperscale facilities where cabinet turnover runs 15–25% annually. LSZH formulation produces <5% light-obscuration smoke per IEC 61034 and <0.5% halogen content per IEC 60754, reducing corrosive-gas risk to adjacent server hardware during fire events. The 2.15-inch height preserves bend-radius compliance for OS2 singlemode and OM3/OM4/OM5 multimode trunk cables when routed throughelbows at industry-standard 1.5-inch minimum bend radius (per TIA-568 and manufacturer spec). UL 2024A certification covers hybrid runs where FiberRunner carries both fiber and low-voltage copper (access control, building automation) in the same raceway—eliminating the need for parallel pathways and reducing installation labor by roughly 30% in converged infrastructure deployments.

Data-center deployments benefit from split-cover accessibility during row adds or SFP transceiver upgrades—technicians lift the elbow cover, dress new fiber through the turn, and replace the cover without disrupting existing circuits or triggering change-control procedures for adjacent racks. Central-office and headend applications rely on NEBS Level 3 qualification to meet carrier-grade reliability standards: the fitting withstands Zone 4 seismic (2.5g horizontal acceleration per GR-63), survives HVAC-failure temperature swings (-40°C to +65°C), and resists office-fire exposure per ASTM E84 Class A flame-spread (≤25 index). Single-unit packaging reduces onsite inventory complexity for contractors managing multi-building campuses, while 5-unit factory cartons simplify bulk orders for national rollouts.

Compliance with Telcordia GR-63-CORE and NEBS Level 3 positions this component for Tier III/IV data-center certification under TIA-942 and ANSI/BICSI 002, where pathway infrastructure must demonstrate seismic resilience and fire-safety performance equivalent to the active equipment it supports. For telecom providers and colocation operators required to maintain carrier-grade SLAs (99.99%+ uptime), choosing UL-listed, NEBS-qualified raceway components closes audit gaps and eliminates the post-installation testing burden that generic pathway products impose.

Specifications
Product Type: Split Elbow Fitting Cover
System Compatibility: FiberRunner 4x4
Sub-Brand: FiberRunner™
Material: Polycarbonate/ABS LSZH
Color: Black
Overall Length: 9.8 in (248.92 mm)
Overall Width: 7.86 in (199.6 mm)
Overall Height: 2.15 in (54.6 mm)
Fire Rating: Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH)
UL Listing: UL 2024A Optical Cable Routing Assembly
NEBS Compliance: Telcordia GR-63-CORE Level 3
Seismic Rating: Zone 4 per GR-63-CORE
RoHS Compliance: Yes
Application: Data Centers, Central Telecom Offices
Package Quantity: 1
Carton Quantity: 5
UPC: 61305676921
Type: Fiber Cable Management
Durability: NEBS Level 3
Sub Brand: FiberRunner™
Color: Noir
Height In: 2.15
Height Mm: 54.6
Width In: 7.86
Width Mm: 199.6
Carton Qty: 5
Package Qty: 1
Standards: Conforme RoHS, assemblages de guidage de câble optique certifiés UL jusqu'à 2024A, conformes aux épreuves d'application des normes Telcordia GR-63-CORE et Network Equipment Building Systems niveau 3
Cable Category: wire-routing-management-protection
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