12 Cores OTB mini Termination Fiber Optic FTTH Distribution Box
OTB-12
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12 Cores OTB mini Termination Fiber Optic FTTH Distribution Box
The fiber optic wall mount termination box is used in wiring connection between optical cable and optical communication equipment.It is through adapter in distribution box and optical fiber jumper leads optical signal. It realize optical wiring function and can meet the optical splitter placed to achieve spectral function.It is applicable for wall-mounted and pole-mounted.
FEATURES:
- The material is engineering plastic of high quality and it can be used for indoor,outdoor.
- Rugged and reliable structure.
- It is applicable for wall-mounted and pole-mounted.
- Fiber cables both can entry from the bottom of the box.
- Supports up to 2pcs 1×8 splitter modules or 1pc 1×16 splitter modules.
- Compliant with fast-connector and FTTH cable.
- Available to meet the cut connection function for the live cable.
APPLICATION:
- Outdoor environment,IP55
- Wall mount; pole mount
- Comprehensive computer network engineering.
- Intelligent Building Cabling
- Fiber To The Home (FTTH)
- Residential Intelligent Network System.
- Campus Network, Enterprise Network.
SPECIFICATION:
| Model Number | OTB-12 |
| Name of the product | Optic Terminal Box |
| Environmental temperature | -20°C~+55°C |
| Relative temperature | ≤ 85%(+30°C) |
| weight | 2kg |
| Atmospheric pressure | 70kpa~106kpa |
| Adapter type | SC LC |
| Fiber type | G652D,G657A,OM1-OM4Supports up to 2pcs 1×8 splitter modules or 1pc 1×16 splitter modules. |
| Size | 220*180*62mm |
| application | Wall mount; pole mount |
| Characteristic | easy to install,maintain and manage |
| Accessory | 12 pcs shrinking tube sleeves ,expansion tube,ribbon,and sleeve |
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