Fiber Distribution Box, 8 Ports (reinforced)
Impact-resistant plastic distribution box for 8 ports with tray
Specifications
- Type
- Distribution box
- Cable entries
- knockouts, 4 sides
- Ports
- 8
- Lid
- snap-fit
- Material
- impact-resistant plastic
- Splice tray
- integrated
Description
The Pixietech 8-port fiber distribution box made of impact-resistant plastic is a reinforced series for floor-level fiber distribution with well-thought-out internal organization. Inside there is an integrated splice cassette for fusion splices, routing channels that control the fiber bend radius, and knock-out cable entries on all four sides of the housing. The lid is held by latches and opens without tools, and the box mounts on a wall or in a niche. It is a typical node for FTTB/FTTH floor distribution and small access points of carrier or corporate networks.
Eight ports cover the needs of a residential floor or an office fiber entry: the trunk cable is spliced onto pigtails, and subscribers connect with patch cords through adapters on the front panel. The reinforced design is intended for stairwells and utility rooms, where the housing protects fusion splices from dust, moisture and accidental mechanical impact. Neat internal routing speeds up both the initial installation and later connection of new subscribers.
Advantages
- Impact-resistant plastic and a neat appearance
- Integrated splice cassette for fusion splices
- Routing channels with fiber bend radius control
- Knock-out cable entries on four sides
- Latched lid — access without tools
- Wall or niche mounting
Applications
- Floor nodes of FTTH networks
- Office fiber entry points
- Distribution points in residential complexes
- Small carrier access nodes
Mounting and connection
Before installation, choose the trunk entry side and knock out only the openings you need — the rest stay intact for dust and moisture protection. The cable is secured at the entry, fiber modules are routed onto the cassette, fusion splices in heat-shrink sleeves are laid into the combs, and the service loop goes along the bend-radius-controlled channels. Adapters are installed on the front panel with pigtails brought to them; subscriber lines connect from outside with patch cords. The box is placed at a height out of reach of accidental damage yet convenient for maintenance. The model is in stock at satsolutions.uz in Tashkent — together with pigtails, adapters and patch cords for a complete node; turnkey installation is available on request.
Frequently asked questions
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