DOWELL INDUSTRY GROUP LIMITED
DOWELL INDUSTRY GROUP LIMITED
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1 in 4 out 144F Vertical Heat-Shrink Fiber Optic Closure For FTTH FTTB
This product is used to connect the distribution cable and the incoming cable, is widely applied in communication, network systems, CATV cable TV and so on. It adopts scientifically formulated engineering plastic and be shaped by injection molding, with anti-aging, anti-corrosion, flame retardant, waterproof, anti-vibration and anti-shock effects. Can effectively prevent the optic fibers from the influence of outdoor environment. Dome-to-base design; up to 6 pieces splice trays, hinge for access of any splice without disturbing others trays; Fast and reliable sealing performance, easy to package multiple times. With lightning protection grounding device, it can be applied in overhead, wall mounting or directly buried.
Specification:
| Raw material | Dome, Base: modified PP, clamp:Nylon +GF |
| Tray: ABS | |
| Metal parts:Stainless steel | |
| ntry ports number | 1 oval port,4 round ports |
| Available cable dia. | Oval port:available for 2 pcs, 10~29mm cables |
| Round ports:Each available for 1pc 6-24mm cable | |
| Max. tray number | 6 trays |
| Tray capacity | 24F |
| Max. closure splice capacity | 144 F |
| Base sealing method | Heat-shrink |
| IP grade | 68 |
| Applications | Aerial, directly buried, Wall/pole mounting |
Applications:
1. Telecommunications: Protecting fiber splices in FTTH (Fiber-to-the-Home), FTTB (Fiber-to-the-Building), and long-haul networks.
2. Aerial Installations: Mounted on poles or towers for overhead fiber networks.
3. Underground Installations: Buried underground to protect fiber splices in buried cable systems.
4. Direct Burial: Installed directly in the ground for rural or remote network deployments.
5. Industrial Environments: Used in harsh conditions where robust protection is required.
Installation Considerations:
1. Ensure proper cable management to avoid bending or damaging fibers.
2. Follow manufacturer guidelines for sealing and securing the closure.
3. Choose a closure that matches the environmental conditions and fiber count requirements of your project.
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