Leviton Telcom 49FR2-XW Fiber Optic Female Receptacle

Product Description

The Leviton Telcom 49FR2-XW is a white fiber optic female receptacle with a double hole bushing configuration. It is a connectivity hardware component used in structured cabling and fiber optic distribution systems. The part provides a secure, aligned interface for fiber optic terminations, helping maintain signal integrity at connection points. Licensed low-voltage and data network technicians typically specify this type of receptacle when building out fiber optic patch panels, wall plates, or enclosure assemblies in commercial and residential structured wiring installations.

This receptacle is suited for fiber optic hardware and connectivity applications where a double hole bushing mount is required. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for use in telecom rooms, data closets, and structured wiring enclosures. The white finish is consistent with standard residential and light commercial faceplate and housing aesthetics. Installers working on fiber distribution builds will find this part fits within organized patch and termination assemblies.

Key Features

• Double hole bushing design provides stable, aligned fiber optic termination mounting
• Female receptacle interface supports standard fiber optic connectivity
• White finish suitable for residential and commercial faceplates and enclosures
• Sold as a single unit for flexible quantity ordering
• Classified under Fiber Optic Hardware and Connectivity category

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fiber optic connectivity component for use in structured cabling enclosures, patch panels, and wall plate assemblies that accept double hole bushing female receptacle inserts.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or data network technician familiar with fiber optic handling and termination practices. De-energize and power down any active equipment in the enclosure before servicing fiber optic connections. Follow TIA-568 structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes when routing and terminating fiber. Avoid bending fiber cables beyond their minimum bend radius during installation.