The fiber optic cable splitting box device is a wiring dividing device of the user terminal in the FTTH system, and can realize functions such as welding, distribution, and scheduling of the optical fiber.

Key features

• The fiber optic fiber distribution box is used for connecting the interface equipment of the trunk optical cable and the distribution optical cable in the outdoor, the corridor or the indoor.
• It is especially suitable for the fiber termination point in the fiber access network.
• It integrates the functions of fusion, storage and wiring of the fiber, and can realize the straight-through and disk storage of the main cable.
• The fiber dividing box used for the outdoor pole erection shall be equipped with fixing brackets and bolts to ensure the stability of the box. The outdoor cabinet should ensure the opening diameter of all cable outlets.
• The fiber optic cable splitting box is composed of a box body, an internal structural member, a fiber optic movable connector, an optical splitter and a spare accessory.
• It has a straight-through and split-fiber function; the cable is easy to access, easy to repeat, multiple operations, easy to seal.
• There should be enough connection area in the indoor fiber distribution box to meet the storage and distribution of the cable during the connection.
• Different types of cables should have relatively independent inlet holes, and the hole capacity should meet the requirements of full configuration.
• The optical fiber should be properly reserved in the chassis, and the reserved length is convenient for the operation of the secondary connection.
• Cables should be sealed to prevent water and jagged objects from entering the enclosure.
• Provide a certain number of cable management rings or other ligature accessories to facilitate the basic requirements of the lashing line.

Application scope

• Fiber to the home (FTTH) projects
• Cable network TV (CATV)
• Passive optical network systems (EPON / BPON / GPON)
• Other optical splitting systems
• Local area networks (LAN) and access networks
• Metropolitan area networks (MAN)

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