Leviton Telcom 7408-C Fiber Optic Inlet Flange

Product Description

The Leviton Telcom 7408-C is a fiber optic inlet flange designed for structured cabling and connectivity installations. This 4-port, 4-wire inlet flange provides a clean, secure termination point where fiber optic cables enter an enclosure, panel, or wall assembly. It is used in low-voltage data and telecommunications infrastructure and is typically installed by licensed low-voltage technicians, structured cabling contractors, and telecom installers. The 7408-C does not carry a NEMA designation, placing it in specialty fiber hardware rather than standard electrical fitting classifications.

This inlet flange is suited for commercial and residential structured cabling systems where fiber optic connectivity must pass through a surface or enclosure wall in an organized, protected manner. Common applications include data centers, telecom rooms, server closets, and distributed antenna or fiber-to-the-premises installations. The 4-port, 4-wire configuration supports small-count fiber runs that require a discrete entry point with a flanged mounting surface.

Key Features

• 4-port, 4-wire fiber optic inlet configuration for small-count fiber runs
• Flanged design allows secure mounting to enclosures, panels, or wall surfaces
• No NEMA designation — purpose-built for fiber optic hardware applications
• Sold individually (unit of measure: each)
• Part of Leviton Telcom fiber optic hardware and connectivity product line

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for fiber optic structured cabling systems requiring a flanged inlet fitting at enclosure or panel entry points.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or structured cabling technician in accordance with TIA-568 and applicable local codes. Ensure all active fiber circuits are dark and laser sources are disabled before handling fiber terminations or inserting connectors. Use appropriate fiber handling tools and follow bend-radius guidelines to avoid signal loss or fiber damage. Mounting hardware requirements will depend on the enclosure or panel the flange is being fitted to.