FTTx 22mm 12f 1x32 Plc Splitter Fiber Enclosure 4 In 4 Out

The product can be applied in the straight line connections of optical cables within the diameter of 22mm(φ), all types and structures, when laid overhead ,in the pipeline, underground or in the well. Meanwhile, it is also applied to the connection of all-plastic city phone cables.

Features:

All property indexes are in accordance with National YD/T814-1996 Standard.
The case body is made from imported high-intensity engineering plastics(ABS) and formed the shape with mould plastics under high pressure. It is in the shape of HALF rectangle, with the advantages of less weight, high mechanical intensity, corrosive-resistance, anti-thunderstruck and long service life.

The case body and cable entrance are sealed with adhesive rubber trip(non-vulcanized) and sealed tape. Reliable sealing capability. It can be re-opened and easy to maintain.
Maximum optical wiring 1x32. The bottom of the fiber melting tray placed PLC, and the second fiber melting disc for cable and PLC in end - of - line pigtail melting connected, and the above three fiber melting tray for PLC outlet end of pigtail and wiring optical cable fusion connection

unique configuration of the plug(φ12.5,φ17,φ20), so users can be flexibly selected according to the number of fiber optic cable out of actual use.
Overlapping fiber-melting tray and separate insulation earth unit make the disposition of the cores, expanding the capacity and cable-earthen flexible, convenient and safe.
Outer metal component and fixing unit are made of stainless steel, so can be repeatedly used in different environments.

specification:

External Size: (length×wide×height): 470 × 240×120
Weight:3.5kg
optical fiber winding radius: ≥40mm
extra loss of fiber tray:≤0.01dB
fiber length left in tray:≥1.6m
fiber capacity: single: 192 cores
working temperature: - 40℃ ~ + 70℃
lateral pressure-resistance: ≥2000N / 10cm
shock-resistance:≥20N.m

Application

Fiber to the home(FTTH)
Fiber to the building(FTTB)
Local area networks
Wide area networks