Fiber optic distribution box
Showing 1–3 of 24 resultsFiber optic distribution boxes are key components in fiber optic networks. They provide a centralized access point for terminating and redistributing fiber optic cables. The distribution box allows fiber strands to be conveniently broken out from the main cable into individual fibers or smaller groups of fibers. This enables easier administration and flexibility in routing fibers to different locations.
Within the distribution box, fibers are separated and organized for connectivity and splicing. The box contains fiber optic adapters, connectors, splices and splitters. Cable entries are located to bring in and break out fiber optic feeder and distribution cables. The box provides protective housing and slack storage for fibers and splices. Proper fiber management and accessibility for moves, adds and changes are important design features.
Fiber distribution boxes come in a variety of sizes, designs and connector types to accommodate the network architecture and fiber capacity needed. They are typically mounted on walls, poles or strands. Common designs include main distribution boxes, secondary boxes and customer premises boxes. Careful planning of box placement and capacity is critical for an orderly and flexible fiber infrastructure. Fiber distribution boxes organize and protect the crucial interconnections in a fiber network.
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FDB-4CFTTX OUTDOOR DISTRIBUTION BOX
Applications
Applicable for the FTTH project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includes the functions of splicing, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP65, suitable for indoor or outdoor application.
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FDB-6B OUTDOOR FTTH DISTRIBUTION BOX
Applications
Applicable for the FTTH project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includes the functions of splicing, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP54, suitable for indoor or outdoor application.
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FDB-T224B-144FO FTTX DISTRIBUTION BOX INDOOR/OUTDOOR APPLICATION
Applications
Applicable for the FTTx project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includesthe functions of splicing, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP54, suitable for indoor or outdoor application.
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FDB-T224C-24 V4.0 FTTX DISTRIBUTION BOX INDOOR/OUTDOOR APPLICATION
Applications
Applicable for the FTTx project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includes the functions of splicing, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP55, suitable for indoor and outdoor application.
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FIBER DISTRIBUTION BOX – FDB-24Z
Application
FDB series are applicable in FTTH project and suitable for outdoor application. They can distribute cables with a splitter. They have the subsequent functions of mechanical splice, fusion splice, distributions, etc.
Description
Fiber Distribution box (FDB), is a compact fiber management product of small size. It is widely adopted in FTTx cabling for both fiber cabling , provides the connection between fiber optic cables and passive optical splitters .
Fiber Distribution box contains the shell, the internals (supporting frame, set fiber disc, fixing device) and optical fiber joint protective element. Prominent advantages of fiber termination box lie in efficient cable-fixing, welding and its protective role in machinery of the optical fiber.
An insulation is always demanded between cable metal components and cable Distribution box shell in a fiber termination box, which provides space for cable terminal and remained fiber storage. In addition, fiber Distribution box also facilitate the installation of different occasions since it is easy to access, which turns out to be time and cost saving.
Features:
Water-proof design with IP-65 Protection level
Integrated with splice cassette and cable management rods.
Manage fibers in a reasonable fiber radius condition.
Easy to maintain and extend the capacity Fiber bend radius control more than 40mm.
Suitable for the fusion splice or mechanical splice.
1×2/1×4/1×8/1×16 Splitter Can be installed as an option.
Efficient cable management.
Entrance cable OD:6-12mm Distribution cable of 24ports for 2-10mm drop cable.
Wall Mount and Pole mount Install
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ODB-16C OPTICAL FIBER DISTRIBUTION BOX
Applications
Applicable for the FTTX project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includes the functions of splicing, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP55, suitable for indoor or outdoor application.
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ODB-16P FO DISTRIBUTION BOX FOR CASSETTE SPLITTER
Applications
Applicable for the FTTx project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includes the functions of splicing, splitting, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP65, available able for indoor or outdoor.
Features & Benefits
High quality engineering plastic construction.
Drawer type PLC cassette splitter 1x 1:16 or 2x 1:8used in the box.
Mid-span port for loop-through cable.
Wall-mounted or pole-mounted is available.
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ODB-16Q FO DISTRIBUTION BOX FOR CASSETTE SPLITTER
Applications
Applicable for the FTTx project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includes the functions of splicing, splitting, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP65, available able for indoor or outdoor.
Features & Benefits
High quality engineering plastic construction.
Drawer type PLC cassette splitter 1x 1:16 or 2x 1:8used in the box.
Mid-span port for loop-through cable.
Wall-mounted or pole-mounted is available.
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ODB-8C OPTICAL DISTRIBUTION BOX FOR CASSETTE SPLITTER
Applications
Applicable for the FTTx project and provide mechanical protection for fiber management system that includes the functions of splicing, splitting, patching and passive component integration.
Rated to IP65, available able for indoor or outdoor.
Features & Benefits
High quality engineering plastic construction.
Drawer type PLC cassette splitter 1 x 1:8 is suitable in the box.
Mid-span port for loop-through cable.
Wall-mounted or pole-mounted is available.
