DOWELL INDUSTRY GROUP LIMITED
DOWELL INDUSTRY GROUP LIMITED
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Secure 3 In 3 Out Aerial Fiber Optic Joint Box for 24F to 144 Fusion Splices in Buried or Aerial Environments
Whether your fiber to the home (FTTH) network design has closures in a buried or aerial environment, one thing remains the same: you need assured environmental protection and quick, incremental subscriber drops. From our experience in the field, we know that not all closures are the same. Dowell's closures are designed with your needs in mind.
Specifications
| Suitable Cable Dia. allowed(mm) | 2 round ports:16mm 2 round ports:20mm 2 round ports:23mm |
| Splice Capacity | 144 Fusion Splices |
| 144 Fusion Splices | 6pcs |
| Splice tray count | 3pcs |
| Splice capacity for each tray | 24FO |
| Number of Cable Entrance/Exit | 3 in 3 out |
| Outside Dimensions (Max.) | 445×215×130mm |
Key Features of Fiber Optic Enclosures
1. Protection:
Sealed against dust, moisture, and other environmental factors (e.g., IP67 or IP68 ratings).
Resistant to UV radiation, corrosion, and temperature fluctuations.
2. Cable Management:
Includes splice trays, organizers, and routing guides to manage fibers neatly.
Prevents bending or damage to fibers (maintains bend radius).
3. Scalability:
Modular designs allow for easy expansion or upgrades.
Supports varying fiber counts (e.g., 12 fibers to 144 fibers or more).
4. Durability:
Made from robust materials like polycarbonate, stainless steel, or reinforced plastics.
Suitable for indoor, outdoor, or industrial environments.
5. Ease of Access:
Designed for easy installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Features like hinged doors, removable panels, or slide-out trays.
6. Versatility:
Compatible with single-mode, multimode, or hybrid fiber cables.
Supports various connector types (e.g., LC, SC, ST, MTP/MPO).
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Applications
1. Telecommunications: Protecting splices and terminations in FTTH, FTTB, or long-haul networks.
2. Data Centers: Organizing high-density fiber connections and patch panels.
3. Enterprise Networks: Managing fiber links in office buildings or campuses.
4. Industrial Environments: Providing rugged protection for fiber networks in harsh conditions.
5. Aerial or Underground Installations: Protecting fibers in outdoor or buried applications.