MAX ZONE 24P Consolidation Point/Distribution Box ZU-MX-24P The Siemon Company
MAX ZONE 24P Consolidation Point/Distribution Box
The 24-port MAX zone unit cabinet is a flexible and cost-effective solution designed to support zone cabling in a variety of enterprise workspaces, enabling shorter, easier-to-manage connections to outlets serving voice, data, video, and building automation equipment. This low-profile cabinet accepts up to 24 ports using Z-MAX or TERA flat MAX outlets (copper or fiber) to support a wide range of horizontal copper and fiber applications. Designed to meet UL plenum rating requirements, the 24-port MAX zone unit cabinet can be easily mounted under a raised floor, in the ceiling, or on a wall.
- Foam gasket to minimize vibration and prevent dust from entering the enclosure
- The cover is fully removable via quick-release latches, providing easy access to connections
- Latch to secure the cover to the base
- 50 mm (2 in.) knockouts with screwdriver slots for easy cable routing in and out of the cabinet
- Accepts up to 24 Z-MAX or TERA MAX (copper or fiber) outlets
- Locking clips for easy mounting to walls or other surfaces
- Integrated labeling for port identification and network documentation
External Dimensions: Height: 305 mm (12.03 in.), Width: 274 mm (10.5 in.), Depth: 121 mm (4.79 in.)
Reference: ZU-MX-24P Manufacturer: The Siemon Company (Premium Series)
The 24-port MAX ZONE zone unit cabinet (ZU-MX-24P) is a premium infrastructure solution designed by The Siemon Company to optimize structured cabling using zone architecture. This low-profile cabinet centralizes and organizes horizontal voice, data, video, and building management system (BMS) connections, ensuring shorter, more flexible, and easier-to-manage links.
It is the perfect choice for high-density enterprise environments that demand maximum reliability, regulatory compliance, and versatility in both copper and fiber optic technologies.
Key Benefits for Your Project:
Total Technological Flexibility: Optimized space to accommodate up to 24 flat outlets from Siemon's most advanced product lines: MAX (copper/fiber), Z-MAX (extreme performance Category 6A), or TERA (maximum security Category 7A/8.2).
Plenum Certification (UL): Designed and tested to meet stringent fire safety requirements in plenum spaces, allowing for safe installation in suspended ceilings and raised access floors.
Quick and Easy Maintenance: Its fully removable cover, secured with quick-release latches, drastically reduces installation time, changes, or future network expansions.
Key Technical Features:
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Structural Protection: Incorporates a perimeter foam gasket that minimizes vibrations and effectively blocks dust from entering the enclosure, protecting critical connections.
Clean Cable Management: Equipped with pre-punched 50 mm (2-inch) blank holes with screwdriver slots, facilitating quick and damage-free cable entry and exit.
Security and Locking: Features a robust latch to secure the cover to the base and integrated locks for firm and secure mounting on walls, ceilings, or metal structures.
Professional Identification: Includes an integrated labeling system for clear network documentation and quick identification of the 24 ports.
Dimensional Specifications:
Its compact, low-profile design allows for discreet integration into any workspace:
Height 305 mm 12.03 in.
Width 274 mm 10.5 in.
Depth 121 mm 4.79 in.
Typical Applications:
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Open-Plan Offices: Creating intermediate consolidation points to facilitate workstation reconfiguration without rewiring back to the main rack.
Data Centers and IT Rooms: Local management of horizontal distribution zones (HDAs).
Building Management Systems (BMS): Centralizing connections for security cameras, access control, and IoT lighting in suspended ceilings.
Siemon Premium Quality:
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The ZU-MX-24P model ensures business continuity and the superior performance characteristic of The Siemon Company components, reducing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of the network infrastructure.