Distribution enclosure Corning VKA2/DIN 52-300-00000 for 2 rail strips, dimensions 200×330×100 mm

Corning VKA2/DIN 52-300-00000 distribution enclosure is a compact metal cabinet with internal dimensions 200×330×100 mm designed to accommodate two DIN rail strips. The enclosure offers a gray finish, wall-mount capability and pre-cut cable entry points to facilitate tidy routing of fiber or copper patching, terminal blocks and small networking components in telecom, data and building distribution environments.

Advantages

The metal construction ensures mechanical protection for installed equipment while the compact footprint saves space in distribution closets and on walls. Integration of two DIN rail mounting positions simplifies installation of terminal blocks, miniature switches or passive modules. Pre-cut cable entry points reduce preparation time on site and the neutral gray finish blends into typical technical rooms and service corridors.

Suitable for

• Small fiber patching panels and splice trays
• DIN-rail mounted terminal blocks and surge protectors
• Copper patch distribution and small network devices
• Telecom wiring closets and building distribution points
• Industrial control cabinets with moderate space requirements

Key specifications

• Internal dimensions: 200 × 330 × 100 mm
• Capacity: supports two DIN rail strips for mounting modules
• Material: metal cabinet for mechanical protection
• Finish: gray
• Mounting: wall-mountable
• Cable entry: cutouts provided for cable routing

How to use

Mount the enclosure on a suitable flat wall surface using appropriate fasteners for the wall type, observing the enclosure's weight when loaded. Install two DIN rail strips inside the cabinet at the designated positions and secure terminal blocks, patch modules or other DIN-mounted components onto the rails. Route fiber or copper cables through the provided cutouts, secure and protect terminations with splice trays or patch panels as required, and close the enclosure to protect connections from physical interference and dust.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, plan cable routing before installation to avoid sharp bends for fiber and to maintain service loops where needed. Use compatible DIN-rail accessories and ensure sufficient ventilation and clearance if mounting active equipment that generates heat.