The Telexc Fiber Optic Splice Closure is a robust fiber management solution designed to protect optical fiber splicing joints in outdoor network deployments. It provides a sealed, organized, and secure environment for fiber splices, ensuring long-term network reliability in harsh conditions.
This closure supports straight-through and branching configurations and is suitable for aerial, duct, and direct-buried installations. Manufactured from high-strength engineering plastics, the TX Series ensures superior resistance to water ingress, dust, vibration, and temperature fluctuations. The modular internal design allows easy installation, re-entry, and future expansion, making it ideal for FTTH, telecom, and CATV networks.
Model Numbers
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TX-72S – Single Fiber, up to 72 cores
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TX-144R – Ribbon Fiber, up to 144 cores
International Standard Compliance
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IEC 60529 (IP68) – Waterproof & dustproof
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IEC 60068 – Environmental durability
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GR-771-CORE – Outdoor splice closure standard
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ISO 9001 / RoHS – Quality & material compliance
Construction & Materials
The TX Series splice closure body is manufactured from high-impact Super ABS / PPR material, providing excellent mechanical strength and UV resistance. All fastening components are made from stainless steel, ensuring corrosion resistance and long service life. Internal trays are engineered to hold fibers while maintaining optimal bend radius securely.
Components
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Insulated waterproof rubber tape (2 rolls)
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12-core splice cassette (1 set)
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Cable fixing device with stainless steel bolts
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Internal hexagonal wrench (2 sets)
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Heat-shrinkable tubes (1 package)
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Stainless steel ties (1 set)
Installation Guide
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Prepare the optical cables and clean the outer sheath.
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Insert cables through the designated inlet/outlet ports.
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Secure cables using the internal fixing devices.
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Perform fiber splicing and arrange fibers in splice trays.
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Apply sealing tape or heat-shrink tubes as required.
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Close the enclosure and tighten bolts evenly.
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Mount the closure as per installation requirements (aerial, duct, or buried).






