Part Number: UNFOSC-VH48-01
UNFOSC-VH48-01 dome fiber optic joint closure box is a mini type fiber closure with 4 cable entries. 1 oval input port and 3 round output ports. There are 4 splice tray can be installed in this dome joint closure box. The maximum fiber counts can be reach 48cores. It will widely applied in the fiber telecom networks.
The fiber optic joint closure has a wide application range, good sealing performance, and easy installation.It can be install in underground, overhead, pipeline, and wall hanging. The structure design is simple and the opening is convenient, no special tools are needed. The splicing efficiency of the fiber splice closure is high.
lThe fiber optic splice closure can be used for fusion splicing of part of the main optical cable and branch optical cable, part of the main optical cable and pigtail .
lThe increase or decrease of the fiber splice tray is quick and time-saving. The turning angle of the splice tray can reach above 90℃, which provides convenience for expansion and maintenance in the future.
lThe splice closure has the characteristic of innovative structural design, convenient and reliable installation. The whole set of plastic parts adopts scientifically formulated high-strength PP, PC engineering plastics. The injection molding can be used in a natural environment of 40℃～+65℃ for a long time.
lThe elastomer sealing member can be repeatedly opened and still maintain good sealing performance.
lThe fiber optic joint box can be mounted on the wall, pole, pipe, overhead. For the construction of optical fiber network, FTTH access reduces costs and improves communication quality
The joint box have 2 inlets and 2 outlets.
The shell material of the splice closure can be made of PP，PC+ABS.
The protection level of the splice closure is IP68.
You can choose 12,24,48 cores,the maximum number of cores is 48.
The splice enclosure can be used for both outdoors and indoors.
The optic joint closure can be laid overhead, pipes and poles.
This splice closure adopts mechanical sealing.
