Boxed optical splitter dual window 1×2-10/90-SC/APC

PXT-CPC-1x2-10/90-SC/APC

Pixietech 1×2 dual window 10/90 optical splitter with SC/APC connectors: signal tapping with minimal loss in PON networks. Buy in Tashkent.

160 900 UZS

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Type

PLC splitter (planar, bare fiber)

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Connector

SC/APC

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Part number

PXT-CPC-1x2-10/90-SC/APC

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Warranty

1 year

Specifications

Type: PLC splitter (planar, bare fiber)
Connector: SC/APC
Part number: PXT-CPC-1x2-10/90-SC/APC
Warranty: 1 year

The Pixietech PXT-CPC-1x2-10/90-SC/APC optical splitter is a housed dual window splitter with a 10/90 split ratio, equipped with SC/APC connectors. It distributes the input optical signal between two outputs in a specified proportion: 10% to one port and 90% to the other, which allows organizing a tap with minimal impact on the main backbone. The housed design provides protection from mechanical impacts and ease of installation in cross-connects and cabinets.

Advantages

The asymmetric 10/90 split allows tapping off a small portion of the signal for monitoring without harming the main channel
Dual window support ensures operation simultaneously on two optical wavelengths
SC/APC connectors provide a low level of back reflections, critical for PON and CATV
The housed design simplifies installation and replacement without the risk of damaging the fiber pigtails
Stable split characteristics over a wide temperature range
A 1-year warranty on Pixietech products

Applications

Organizing taps for monitoring the optical signal without interrupting the main line
PON passive optical networks with asymmetric traffic distribution
Cable television systems with an optical transport network
Testing and measuring the parameters of optical lines
Distributing the signal in site distribution optical cabinets

Frequently asked questions

What does the 10/90 ratio in the splitter mean?

10% of the input signal power is directed to one output, 90% — to the other; this is useful for taking a measurement tap.

What is dual window in the context of an optical splitter?

The splitter operates simultaneously on two wavelengths (usually 1310 nm and 1550 nm), which eliminates the need to use separate devices for each window.

Can the splitter be used in the reverse direction as a combiner?

Yes, the splitter is passive and reversible, but the losses with such a connection must be taken into account in the power budget calculation.

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