InMast/106/CORE

Visual check
without opening.

The smallest design in the range, for installation in poles from 106 mm inside diameter. The cover is transparent: whether the status indicators of the power supply and media converter are lit can be seen without opening the box.

The fibre-optic mast box standing upright, its removed transparent cover leaning beside it; inside two modules, the fibre coiled on its cassette and the terminals — The cover is off and leaning beside the box: clear plastic you can see through without taking it off.

368 × 82 × 84 mm, the smallest format in the range. The cover is transparent: whether power supply and media converter are lit is visible without tools.

Installation location

Inside the column

Slid into an existing lighting column through its inspection opening.

What lies under
the cover.

The left end of the box: the mounting lugs, two black modules on the mounting plate and green plug-in terminals with red and yellow conductors — 01
Everything on one plate

The equipment sits on a mounting plate with a DIN rail. What goes on it depends on the installation: the data sheet lists up to two barox **PC-PMC101-GME** for up to two IP cameras and a power supply at **48 V / 60 W**. The unit shown carries two modules.

The middle of the box: turquoise fibre coiled on a cassette and held by clips — 02
The fibre stays in the box

The fibre lies coiled on a cassette, held by clips. The coil is the slack reserve — the length a splice needs. That is why part of the floor area goes to it rather than to components.

The end of the box with its black end piece and two cable glands, the mains terminal to their left; the fibre runs in from the left — 03
And here the box ends

The black end piece with its two cable glands — this is where the cable enters, and where the enclosure stops, **368 mm** from the other end. To its left the mains terminal: the mains input takes **230 V** up to **2.5 mm²** or **4 mm²**.

Why a transparent cover

A lighting column is rarely where you happen to be passing, and the mast door is bolted shut. Two LEDs seen through the cover save opening it when in doubt — and, in the rain, the decision whether to open it anyway.

Technical data

Per data sheet InMast/106/CORE · version 10.26 · subject to change

Data sheet (PDF, German)

Enclosure

01standardDimensions

Standard: 368 × 82 × 84 mm W × H × D

02variableMaterial

Opt. 01: Polycarbonate IP66, IK10, halogen-free, −40 °C … +80 °C
Opt. 02: Stainless steel V2A / V4A IP66, IK10, −40 °C … +80 °C

03variableLocking mechanism

Opt. 01: Screw closure screwed cover, 4-point locking

Mechanical configuration

01standardMounting plate

Standard: Steel, galvanised incl. DIN rails & wiring ducts

02standardCable entries

Standard: 2 × M20 mains input / fibre
Standard: 2 × rubber grommet IP66 / RJ45 connection

Active network component

01not includedIndustrial PoE switch

Example: up to 2 × barox PC-PMC101-GME
Example: AMG AMG260M-1FBT-1S-P90
Example: Any active network component / switch max. 70 × 60 × 75 mm, W × H × D

02standardFibre connection

Standard: Splice cassette incl. splice comb / 12 fibres

Electrical configuration

01standardMains input terminals 2-conductor terminals

Standard: Single connection 1 × L / 1 × N / 1 × PE

02standardPower supply incl. mechanical retainer

Standard: Secondary 48 V / 60 W

Is the InMast/106/CORE right
for your site?

Tell us the number of cameras, the mounting type and the transmission — we check it and configure the box.

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Inside the column

What lies under the cover.

Everything on one plate

The fibre stays in the box

And here the box ends