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The LEVITON TELCOM 49FR1-XR is a round, high-amp complete female receptacle designed for single-hole panel mounting in fiber optic connectivity applications. This connector provides a reliable termination point for fiber optic hardware installations, supporting structured cabling and network infrastructure builds where secure, low-loss connections are required. Licensed electricians, low-voltage technicians, and telecommunications installers work with this style of receptacle in both commercial and residential structured wiring projects. The single-hole mounting design simplifies panel cutout requirements and keeps installations clean and organized.
This receptacle is suited for fiber optic hardware and connectivity assemblies where a complete female termination is needed at a panel, wall plate, or enclosure. It is appropriate for structured cabling infrastructure in commercial buildings, data centers, and multi-unit residential installations. The high-amp designation indicates it is built to handle the demands of robust connectivity environments. Sold individually, it is a direct-use component requiring no additional receptacle body or housing to complete the termination.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for fiber optic hardware and connectivity assemblies requiring a single-hole complete female receptacle.
Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician familiar with fiber optic connectivity standards and structured cabling practices. De-energize and power down any connected network or low-voltage equipment before installing or replacing receptacle components. Follow applicable codes and manufacturer guidelines for panel cutout size and mounting torque. Avoid bending fiber optic cables beyond their minimum bend radius during connection to prevent signal loss or physical damage to the fiber.
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