Communications 24 cores Dome Fiber Optic Splice Closures 2 In 2 Out
Fiber optic enclosure is a protective housing designed to securely
store and organize fiber optic cables, splices, connectors, and
passive components. It is a critical part of any fiber optic
network infrastructure, serving as the central point for managing,
splicing, distributing, and protecting fragile fiber connections. Think of it as the "junction box" or "patch panel" for a fiber
optic system.
Specification:
Entry ports number | 2 In 2 Out | Splice Capacity | 24 Cores |
| Environmental | IP20, UL 94 V-0 | IP grade | 68 |
| Sealing | Gel-sealed entry ports | Temp Range | -40°C to +70°C |
Features:
1.1 Outer Housing / Shell: The main protective body.
1.2 Baseplate / Tray: The internal frame where all components are
mounted.
1.3 Splice Tray: A modular tray that holds and protects individual
fiber splices. Multiple trays can often be stacked.
1.4 Adapter Panels / Plates: Hold the fiber optic adapters (e.g.,
LC, SC, ST) that connect two patch cords.
1.5 Fiber Management System: Includes spools, bend-radius limiters,
and cable ties to safely route and secure fibers without violating
their minimum bend radius.
1.6 Cable Ports & Seals: Entry and exit points for cables, with
grommets or seals to maintain environmental integrity.
1.7 Grounding Lug: A terminal for connecting a grounding wire for
electrical safety (especially important for metal enclosures and
cables with metal strength members).
Size:
Parameter:
2.1 Working Temperature: -40 degrees centigrade~+65 degrees
centigrade
2.2 Atmospheric Pressure: 62~106Kpa
2.3 Axial Tension: >1000N/1min
2.4 Flatten Resistance: 2000N/100 mm (1min)
2.5 Insulation resistance: >2*104MΩ
2.6 Voltage Strength: 15KV(DC)/1min, no arc over or breakdown
2.7 Durability:25 years
