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Outdoor Fiber Optic Cabinet

A Fiber Optic Cabinet is a device used to manage and organize communication optical cables. It facilitates the connection, allocation, and dispatching of these cables to various optical distribution nodes within a telecommunications network. The cabinet provides a secure, dependable, and adaptable means of managing optical fibers and cables.

Product Details:

Standard 19”& ETSI installation
SMC material / Stainless steel used ensures the body is strong and light
The splice and storage of the fiber cables and pigtails and flexible connection can be completed in one same ODF unit
12 core integrated splice tray could be installed with different types of adaptors like FC, SC and ST, LC
Full modular design, full frontal operation
Suitable for normal cable and ribbon cable
Easy to operate, perfect protection

 

Application:

  • FTTH Access Network
  • Telecommunication Network
  • Data Communications Network
  • Local Area Networks
  • Ground-mounted

 

Cabinet Application Diagram:

Types of Fiber Optic Cabinet

Indoor Fiber Optic Cabinet (Wall mount)
fiber optic cabinet
Outdoor Fiber Optic Cabinet (ground mount)

How to configure a Fiber Optic Cabinet?

Step 1: You need to choose the integral splicing tray which with 12 fibers or 24 fibers, which can be flexibly installed into the cabinet. Or the 19inch integrated ODF unit which full configured with the splice trays.

Remark: An splice tray with ports of duplex LC adapter size can be installed with duplex LC/SC adapters. An splice tray with ports of ST adapter size can be installed with both ST adapters and FC adapters
12 Fibers of Splicing Tray with LC/UPC Adapters
24 Fibers of Splicing Tray with SC/APC Adapter
19inch ODF unit configured with Splicing Tray

Step 2: Choose the correct connectors for the Splicing Tray, it supports LC/SC/ST/FC adapters which shows below.

LC connector
1.25mm LC is mainly used for matching SFP/SFP+/XFP transceivers. Higher-density connections.
SC connector
2.5 mm SC is mainly used for EPON, GPON, GBIC, X2, and XENPAK transceivers, telecom, and datacom.
ST connector
2.5 mm ST is mainly used for Military, campuses, FTTH, datacom, and corporate networks.
FC connector
2.5 mm FC is mainly used for Telecom, datacom, single-mode lasers, and measurement equipment.

Step 3: Choose the polish type of connectors. There are two types of connector polish, UPC and APC.

Two Polish Types for Various Signal Sensitivity Demands.
Please Note. UPC and APC connectors couldn't be mated together - they are not compatible with each other.
No angles, with high return loss than APC polishment, are mainly used for used for TV, telephony, and data systems.
With 8 degrees angle, has better performance(lower return loss) than APC, which is mainly used for FTTH, PON, WDM systems, etc.

Step 4: According to the number of fiber strands, Optic fiber patch cords with connectors can have two types of strands: simplex or duplex.

Choose which type of strands you will need, Simplex or Duplex?

simplex connector

Simplex

A simplex cable has one single strand of fiber with one simplex connector on each end. One end is a transmitter, the other end is the receiver, and these are not reversible. This is commonly used for Bidirectional (BIDI) fiber optic transceivers. Simplex cables are less expensive and can transmit at higher speeds.
Duplex connector

Duplex

A duplex cable has two strands of fibers with a duplex fiber optic connector, One strand transmits one way, and the other strand transmits back the opposite way. This is a huge advantage over simplex because it can transmit simultaneous bidirectional data. This is a huge advantage over Simplex because it can transmit simultaneous bidirectional data.

Step 5: According to the cabinet capacity, you can choose 144 cores, 288 cores, 576 cores, and 720 cores for your requirements.

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