Outdoor Fiber Optic Enclosure Round 24/48/96 Cores Splice Closure

1. How to Choose Fiber Splce Closure

There are various things to take into account when selecting a fiber optic splice closure, including:

1. Determine how many fibers you need to splice, and make sure the closure can handle that number.
2. Cable type: Determine the kind of cable—singlemode, multimode, loose tube, ribbon—that the closure will be used with and confirm that it is compatible with that type of cable.
3. Environment: Make sure the closure is appropriate for the environment in which it will be installed (such as indoor, outdoor, buried, or aerial)
4. Accessibility: Make sure the closure can be easily accessed in case it becomes required to access it for upcoming maintenance.
5. Sealing technique: Examine the closure’s sealing technique (mechanical, heat shrink, gel-filled, etc.) and select the best one for your application.
6. Capacity: Make sure the closure has enough room for network growth and extension.
7. Brand and quality: Pick a known brand and make sure the closure is of a good caliber.

2. Fiber Optic Splice Closure Benefits

1. As part of a structured cabling system, fiber enclosures play an important role in effective cable management, reducing installation time, making transfers, additions, and changes easier, and lowering the possibility of network outage.
2. Fiber enclosures are very useful for installing new networking equipment that requires a connector swap.
3. A fiber optic enclosure is a box into which fiber optic patch panels, cassettes, and other accessories are loaded to provide a cable management solution for fiber cabling.
4. Fiber enclosure keeps cabling clean and protects vulnerable fibers from outside damage.

3. Types of Splice Closure

To protect fibre splice points from external physical damage, it is common to place the spliced fibers in fusion trays in an orderly manner and then place the trays inside a fibre optic splice closure to provide adequate protection. There are many different types and sizes of fibre optic splice closure available on the market today, with different applications for which they are suitable.

Structure classification

As shown in the diagram below, the dome type cable splice closure is a cylindrical structure that can be used for overhead, direct burial, pipeline laying and is mostly used for holding poles. Horizontal splice closure is a flat column structure, commonly used for overhead and buried.

Appearance classification

• Sealing method classification:Heat shrink seal type & Mechanical seal· type splice closure
• Usage scenario classification:Aerial & Pipeline (tunnel) & Direct buried types
• Cable connection mode classification:Straight-through splicing & Divergent splicing

4. Signification

Dimension and capacity

 

5. Our Packing List