12 Fibers 2In-2Out FM034 Series Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure

12 Fibers 2In-2Out FM034 Series Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure


Description

Horizontal (inline) fiber optic splice closures are made of excellent engineering plastics. Fiber-Mart supply different ports types, fittings and different fiber optic core numbers for horizontal fiber optic splice closures.
Fiber-Mart's Splice Closure is suitable for protecting optical fiber splices in straight through and branching applications, and can be used in aerial, duct and direct buried fiber optic cable projects.

Key Features

  • Suitable for ordinary fiber and ribbon fiber.
  • Fully kitted with all parts for convenient operation.
  • Overlap structure in splicing tray for easy installation.
  • Fiber-bending radium guaranteed more than 40mm.
  • Easy to install and re-entry with a common can wrench.
  • Excellent Anti-removable Screw Opening Type to protect fiber and splice ensuring durability.
  • Stand up to severe condition of moisture,vibration and extreme temperatures.

Main Technical Parameters

ItemFM-F034
Cable ports4 Entires(2 on each side)
Number of fiber fusion12 (bunchy)
Splice tray cores24 (bunchy)
Number of splice trays(max)8
Dimension (mm)655x215x185
Cable diameter(mm)Ф10～Ф22
Max capacity of fiber192 (bunchy)
Working temperature-40℃~65℃
Insulation resistance＞2×104MΩ
Opening TypeAnti-removable Screw-Type
Installation TypeAerial
Sealing structureSticky cincture

Notes: Installation of Aerial is default in Fiber-Mart, the other can also be customized according to your requirements, please contact at sales@fiber-mart.com for details.

Application

  • Be suitable for Aerial,Duct and Direct Buried application.
  • CATV environment, Telecommunications, Customer premises environments, Carrier Networks and fiber optic networks.

Horizontal (inline)Optic Splice Closure


Main components

No.Name of componentsQuantityUsageRemarks
1Housing1 setProtecting fiber cable splices in whole 
2Insert plate2 pairsFixing the housing175x56x30(mm)
3Fiber optic splice tray (FOST)Max 8 trays(bunchy)Fixing heat shrinkable protective sleeve and holding fibersSuitable for: Bunchy:12,24,36,48,72,96,144,192(cores)
4Foundation1 setFixing fiber cable, reinforced core and FOST 
5Seal fitting1 setSealing between FOSC cover and FOSC bottom 
6Port plug6piecesSealing empty ports 
7Pressure testing valve1 setAfter injecting air, it is used for pressure testing and sealing testingConfiguration as per requirement
8Earthing deriving device1 setDeriving metallic parts of fiber cable in FOSC for earthing connectionConfiguration as per requirement

Optional accessories and special tools

No.Name of accessoriesQuantityUsageRemarks
1Heat shrinkable protective sleeve Protecting fiber splicesConfiguration as per capacity
2Nylon tie Fixing fiber with protective coatConfiguration as per capacity
3Insulation tape1 rollEnlarging diameter of fiber cable for easy fixing 
4Seal tape1 rollEnlarging diameter of fiber cable which fits in with seal fittingConfiguration as per specification
5Hanging hook1 setFor aerial use 
6Earthing wire1 piecePutting through between earthing devicesTo put through as per actual requirement
7Abrasive cloth1 pieceScratching fiber cable 
8Labeling paper1 pieceLabeling fiber 
9Special wrench3 piecesFixing bolts, tightening nut of reinforced core 
10Measuring paper1 pieceTo measure perimeter of fiber cable, of which the diameter is enlarged with seal tapeTo measure perimeter with the corresponding measuring paper
11Buffer tubeTo be decided by customersHitched to fibers and fixed with FOST, managing bufferConfiguration as per requirement
12Desiccant1 bagPut into FOSC before sealing for desiccating air. 

Note: This price does not come with the optional accessories and tools, if you need them, please contact us at sale@fiber-mart.comfor details.

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