Oberon™ Wi-Tile™ Ceiling Enclosures 1047-LPDOME

Economical, locking, 2 x 2 ft. (593 x 593 mm) suspended ceiling Wi-Tile™ enclosure mounts and secures Wi-Fi and Small Cell APs flush to the ceiling. This steel enclosure replaces a standard ceiling tile, and its’ larger back-box is suitable for larger APs and antennas. APs are mounted in the door, or inside the models with the ABS or frosted polycarbonate plastic dome. The interchangeable door simplifies AP and antenna moves, adds, and changes. Styles available for both standard flush grid and recessed grid ceilings (-T), and for both North American and European (metric) ceiling systems.

Specification

- Design: Economical ceiling tile enclosure designed for Wi-Fi APs with integrated antennas. Fits into standard 2 x 2 ft. U.S. ceiling grid. Doors available for all leading AP vendor’s models (see Oberon’s Model 1047 configuration guide)
- Performance: UL listed for low voltage applications, and designed to meet NEC300-22 and 300-23 for plenum installations. OSHPD approved, OPM-0110-13. De-rate AP operating temperature range by 6°C when mounted in enclosure
- Locking, quick release interchangeable door for migration to other APs. Large door permits migration to large APs and domes
- Firestop grommet for insertion into back-box, large enough for 2 Cat 6A cables
- 1 in. trade size knockouts in four walls
- Construction: 20 ga. galvanized steel back-box. 18 ga. white, powder-coated steel flange and door. Solid back-box fills opening behind AP, creating an effective fire, smoke and dust barrier to simplify ICRA compliance
- Models with plastic domes- Model 1047-LPDOME only: UL 94-5VA ABS plastic dome. Model 1047-FPDOME only: UL 94-5VA Frosted Polycarbonate plastic dome. Domes are virtually transparent to wireless signals
- Constructed to be compliant with City of Chicago Environmental Air (CCEA) plenum requirements
- Enclosure must be supported by the building structure, independent of the suspended ceiling, per NEC paragraph 300.11. Includes hanger wire
- Maximum weight inside enclosure is 25 lbs.
- For recessed grid ceilings, specify ‘–T’ for tegular flange units

Technical specification

Unique ref.oberon-1047-lpdome
Product familyCellular Wireless Solutions
Product groupOberon Wireless Mounts and Enclosures
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2020-06-16
Edition number1
Height (inches)23.75
Width (inches)23.75
Depth (inches)3.05

Links

Product urlhttps://www.chatsworth.com/en-us/wireless-enclosures/products/wireless-enclosures/wi-tile/1047/1047-lpdome
Installation instructionshttps://www.chatsworth.com/Documents/Installation-Instructions/Oberon_Model_1047-XXDOME_IIS-pdf

Material mainSteel
Material secondaryABS
Designed inUnited States
Manufactured inUnited States
Weight Net (Lbs)17.5

Classification

BIMobject CategoryElectronics - Networking
UNSPSC nameData Voice or Multimedia Network Equipment or Platforms and Accessories
UNSPSC code4322
Uniclass 2015 CodePr_65_70_15
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionCommunications cables and accessories
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code27 21 33
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleData Communications Wireless Access Points
OmniClass Number23-37 13 15 29
OmniClass TitleLocal Area Network Wireless Devices
CSI UniFormat II CodeD5030
CSI UniFormat II TitleCommunications & Security

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