Outdoor Fiber Box, 24 Ports
Sealed 24-port distribution box for outdoor FTTH networks
Specifications
- Type
- Sealed outdoor box
- Ports
- 24
- Mounting
- wall / pole / manhole
- Sealing
- rubber, cable glands
- PLC slot
- yes
Description
The 24-port outdoor distribution box is the nodal element of a district FTTH network. A sealed enclosure with a rubber gasket around the perimeter and cable glands protects the splices from precipitation, dust and humidity swings. Inside it houses splice trays, adapter panels and a fiber service loop, with a mounting seat for a PLC splitter. One box serves an apartment entrance or a group of houses from a single trunk.
In a PON architecture the box acts as a distribution point: the trunk fiber enters, is divided by the PLC splitter and fans out via subscriber drop cables to apartments and houses. The universal mounting allows placing the enclosure on a wall, a lighting pole or in a manhole. The design withstands repeated openings when connecting new subscribers without losing its sealing.
Advantages
- Sealed enclosure with a rubber gasket
- Cable glands for trunk and drop cables
- Splice trays and adapter panels inside
- Mounting seat for a PLC splitter
- Installation on a wall, pole or in a manhole
- Up to 24 subscriber lines from one trunk
Applications
- District FTTH nodes
- Outdoor distribution points of operators
- Private housing and cottage communities
- Entrances of apartment buildings
- Campus and park networks
Mounting and connection
The box is placed at the point from which subscriber lines diverge by the shortest paths: on a facade, a pole or in a manhole at a route junction. The trunk cable enters through a gland, the fibers are spliced in the tray, and in a cascade scheme a PLC splitter is installed. Subscriber drop cables are terminated on the adapter panels — new subscribers are connected with a patch cord without re-splicing the trunk. When tightening the glands it is important to preserve the sealing, otherwise moisture protection is lost. Boxes and all FTTH passive components — splitters, drops, pigtails — are stocked in Tashkent.
Frequently asked questions
Will the box withstand heavy rain and dust?
Can a splitter be installed inside?
How many subscribers does the node serve?
Does the box need electric power?
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