Fiber Optic Termination Wall Socket

Fiber Optic Termination Wall Socket

  • Capacity of Splice: 4 cores
  • Color: white
  • Material: PC (Fire resistance,UL94-0)
  • Operation Temperature: -20°C to +50°C (-4°F to 122°F)
  • Dimension(L*W*H): 86 mm x 86 mm x 24 mm (3.39″ x 3.39″ x 0.94″)
  • Weight: 40 g (0.09 lb)
  • Protection Class: IP55
  • application:Indoor FTTH / FTTD Networks

 

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The Indoor Fiber Optic Termination Wall Socket serves as an essential subscriber terminal point for FTTH and FTTD networks. Additionally, it seamlessly bridges incoming drop cables with optical patch cords. As a result, this outlet provides robust physical protection and neat fiber organization in homes or offices.

Moreover, this compact wall socket is designed to meet strict standards for FTTH hardware solutions and broadband cable management. Consequently, it integrates fiber splicing, termination, distribution, and excess fiber storage into one clean housing.

Key Features & Design Highlights

  • Flame-Retardant Material: Molded from high-quality PC/ABS flame-retardant housing. Therefore, it fully complies with indoor safety standards.

  • Compact Design: Features a modern, low-profile design. Furthermore, it supports both flush-mount and surface-mount wall installations.

  • Fiber Bend Radius Control: Built-in routing channels maintain a fiber bending radius above 40 mm. Thus, it effectively prevents signal attenuation.

  • Flexible Splicing Options: Fully supports optical fusion splicing and mechanical connectors. In addition, it includes integrated splice tray holders.

  • 3-Port Cable Access: Features 3 precise cable entry ports. Besides, it allows smooth routing for incoming cables and patch cords.

  • Easy Maintenance: Includes a tool-less snap-on cover. As a result, technicians can perform quick inspections and upgrades easily.

Applications

  • FTTH / FTTD indoor subscriber access networks.

  • Residential and office fiber-to-the-desk cabling systems.

  • Optical CATV and broadband local area networks.

  • Indoor fiber distribution and interconnect hubs.

  • Field termination setups using OSP construction supplies and FTTH drop cables.