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2 In 2 Out Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure for 12 Cores To 120 Cores with -40℃ to +65℃ Temperature Range

Informação Básica

Lugar de origem:	CHINA
Marca:	DOWELL

Quantidade de ordem mínima:	100
Tempo de entrega:	7-15 dias
Termos de pagamento:	T/T.
Habilidade da fonte:	1000pcs por 10 dias

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Informação detalhada

Habitação:	1 conjunto	Bandeja de emenda de fibra óptica (fost):	máx. 4 PCs (Bunchy) Max.4 PCs (fita)
Fundação:	1 conjunto	Ajuste de vedação:	1 conjunto
Fita da isolação:	1 rolo	Fita de selo:	1 rolo
Destacar:	2 In 2 Out Fiber Optic Splice Closure , 12 Cores To 120 Cores Horizontal Fiber Closure , -40℃ to +65℃ Temperature Range Fiber Splice Enclosure

Descrição de produto

2 In 2 Out Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure 12 Cores To 120 Cores Fiber

A Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure is a protective shell designed to house and protect fragile splices where two or more fiber optic cables are joined. Its horizontal designation refers to its typical shape and mounting orientation: generally cylindrical (like a long tube) and installed horizontally on a cable strand, within a duct, or on a flat surface like a pole or wall.

Specifications

Outside dimension (LxWxH)	470mm180mm125mm
Weight (excluding outside box)	2.6kg
Number of inlet/outlet ports	2 (pieces) on each side (total 4 pieces)
Material	PP+ABA
Temperature ranges	-40℃ to +65℃

Key Functions

Protection: Shields fiber splices from environmental hazards like moisture, dust, chemicals, and mechanical stress (impact, crushing, tension).
Organization: Provides a structured, manageable way to store and organize spliced fibers and excess cable slack (loop storage).
Maintenance & Access: Offers a re-enterable point for network technicians to test, troubleshoot, or reconfigure splices as needed.

Accessories

Applications

Aerial Networks: Most common application, mounted on the messenger strand.
Underground Networks: Installed in manholes, handholes, or buried directly.
FTTH (Fiber to the Home) Access Points: Used as a distribution point to split a feeder cable into multiple distribution cables heading toward homes.
Long-Haul and Metro Networks: Protecting splices along main trunk lines.