DIN fiber optic terminal boxes play an important role in fiber
optic communication networks.
Its main functions include:
Connecting fiber optic cables: DIN fiber optic terminal boxes are used to connect the ends of
fiber optic cables. It provides a secure interface that enables
fiber optic cables to connect to other network devices such as
fiber optic switches, routers, or end devices.
Protecting fiber optic connections: These terminal boxes are typically designed to protect fiber optic
connections from physical damage, bending, or folding. They
typically have durable casings and seals to protect the fiber from
dust, moisture, and other environmental factors.
Manage fiber optic connections: DIN fiber optic terminal boxes provide an efficient way to manage
and organize the ends of fiber optic cables. This helps keep the
network clear and maintainable, reducing the risk of confusion and
incorrect connections.
Distributing fiber optic signals: In some cases, these terminal boxes can also be used to distribute
fiber optic signals to different locations to meet network needs.
They can be used as relay points for distribution fibers.
Provide standardized interfaces: DIN fiber optic terminal boxes often adopt standardized DIN
specifications, which allows them to integrate seamlessly with
other DIN-compliant equipment and equipment architectures.
Features
Suitable for industrial applications.
Cold-roll steel, electrostatic painting
Suitable for different adapters: FC, SC, ST, LC …
Max. 8pcs adapters can be loaded
Applications
Internal application
Data Center or telecommunications networks
For use in Multi-dwelling units or demarcation points within a
network
Used in FTTH, Telecommunications, CATV
Suitable for Pigtail, ribbon and bunch cable connect distribution
Used for wall-mounted applications
Product name | Rail Fiber Optic Patch Panel DIN Box |
Color | Grey |
Port | 8 adapter |
Adapter | SC/FC/ST/LC Optional |
