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HDFM-KLC2CK-00

Infinium HD Fiber Module, Keyed Front Keyed Rear LC Duplex (2 Fibers), HDJ Insert, Aqua Adapter Black for Panel

HDFM-KLC2CK-00 Ortronics
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Legrand keyed LC fiber solutions provide a simple and convenient way to physically prevent the user from making an unauthorized connection by blocking access to specific optical ports, whether they are at a workstation outlet or in a telecommunications room or data center. This is particularly important for government, finance, military and other facilities where multiple networks having different security level access requirements may be co-located.
Color Aqua
Application Sector Panel
  • Panel
Connector Type Keyed Front/Keyed Rear
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Features

  • Unique Key and Color Options: Up to thirteen unique keying options/colors for a wide range of network security systems, easy identification and network management
  • Keyed front or Rear: Keyed LC adapters have the option to be keyed in the front only (user’s side) or on both sides (user’s and technician’s) depending on the security requirement
  • Compatibility: All Legrand keyed LC fiber products are engineered to be compatible with other Legrand products to provide an end to end, data center to desktop solution.
  • Various Footprint Options: Keyed workstation adapter modules are available for TracJack® and High Density Jack (HDJ) style Face plates and surface mount boxes for complete system design flexibility.
  • Keyed workstation adapter modules are available for TracJack® and High Density Jack (HDJ) style Face plates and surface mount boxes for complete system design flexibility.
  • Keyed LC adapters have the option to be keyed in the front only (user’s side) or on both sides (user’s and technician’s) depending on the security requirements.
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