Leviton Telcom 49605-14S Vented Hinged Door Enclosure

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM 49605-14S is a wireless vented hinged door designed for use with compatible plastic enclosures in structured wiring and low-voltage distribution applications. This door component allows for ventilation while maintaining access to enclosure contents through a hinged design. It is intended for installation by low-voltage technicians and structured wiring installers working on residential or light commercial wiring distribution systems. The vented construction promotes airflow around housed equipment, reducing heat buildup in enclosed panel environments.

This part is used in low-voltage structured wiring enclosure installations where the door needs to be replaced or upgraded with a vented hinged style. It fits into panel enclosure applications common in residential new construction and retrofit projects, where network, telephone, and multimedia distribution equipment is housed in a centralized enclosure. Installers typically use this door as a replacement or finishing component for an existing enclosure cabinet.

Key Features

• Vented design promotes airflow and reduces heat buildup inside the enclosure
• Hinged door allows convenient access to enclosure components without full removal
• Wireless door style provides a clean, unobstructed front panel appearance
• Plastic construction keeps weight low and resists corrosion in indoor environments
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or upgrade installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement door for compatible LEVITON TELCOM plastic structured wiring enclosures requiring a vented hinged door fitting.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or structured wiring installer. De-energize all equipment housed within the enclosure before removing or replacing the door. Verify that the door dimensions and hinge attachment points align with the existing enclosure cabinet before installation. Work should conform to applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and NEC guidelines for structured wiring enclosures.