SlimLine Capping Foot

SlimLine™ Capping Foot

The SlimLine™ Capping Foot is designed to provide a neat, durable and secure transition between underground ducting and external cable capping, protecting fibre optic and telecommunications cables as they enter residential and commercial premises. As part of the SlimLine™ Cable Entry System, it offers a significantly reduced visual footprint while maintaining excellent cable protection.

Manufactured from UV-stable ASA, the SlimLine™ Capping Foot protects underground duct and external cables against damage while creating a professional cable entry point. It is fully compatible with Capping 25, BT Connector Bend No.4, Cover 101A and the Telenco Compact Customer Connection Interface (CCCI). Supporting up to two cables with a maximum diameter of 9mm each, it also incorporates cable separation and integrated knockouts to accommodate multiple network providers. Everything required for straightforward installation is included.

Key Features:

• Low-profile cable entry solution

• Protects underground duct and external cables

• 50% less material than traditional capping products

• Compatible with Capping 25 systems

• Compatible with Telenco CCCI

• Supports two cables up to 9mm diameter

• Integrated knockouts for flexible installation

• Built-in cable separation for multiple network providers

• Manufactured from UV-stable ASA

• Simple and quick installation

Technical Specifications:

• Product Type: SlimLine™ Capping Foot (Duct Capping)

• Material: UV-Stable ASA

• Cable Capacity: 2 × cables up to 9mm diameter

• Footprint Width: 76.5mm

• Footprint Height: 150mm

• Footprint Depth: 70mm

• Compatibility:

  • Capping 25

  • BT Connector Bend No.4

  • Cover 101A

  • Telenco Compact Customer Connection Interface (CCCI)

Applications:

• FTTH installations

• Fibre optic cable entry

• Residential broadband installations

• Commercial telecom installations

• Underground duct transitions

• External cable protection

• Customer connection points

• New build developments

• Fibre network deployments

• Telecommunications infrastructure