Outdoor Fiber Terminal Boxes

Your Professional Outdoor Fiber Terminal Boxes Supplier

 

Glory Optical Communication Co., Ltd., located in Ningbo, China, has over 15 years of experience in the fiber optic communication and FTTx network industries. Our facilities include a modern production plant, a test center, and a business development department. The company specializes in the research and development of advanced optical cable structures, as well as customized services for optical cable splice closures, optical cable distribution boxes, and related products.

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Why Choose Us

Team & Service

Our team is a dynamic,Quickly respond to customer needs, experienced technical team, provide design and customization services.

Wide Range of Applications

Our products are widely used in FTTH (Fiber to the Home) and FTTA (Fiber to the Antenna) applications.

Our Certificates

We have established a quality assurance system compliant with ISO9001 standards. Our products are strictly tested according to IEC, GR-326-Core, GR-3120-Core, GR-771-Core, and GR-1221-Core standards to ensure superior performance and reliability.

Broad Market

Our products are exported to a wide range of Market layout in Asia, Europe, Middle east, North America, South America, Africa.Products are exported over 50 countries, and are widely recognized by customers.

 

Product Details

 

 

The outdoor metal fiber optic junction box is specially designed for FTTH or FTTB applications in both indoor and outdoor environments. This outdoor fiber optic junction box is used for splicing and distributing fiber optic cables, while also protecting fiber optic splices. The fiber termination box can manage single, ribbon, and bundled fiber cables.

 

The Outdoor Fiber Optic Junction Box includes splicing, distribution, and panel components, ensuring that excess fiber cords and pigtails remain organized, tangle-free, and easy to manage and operate. It provides multi-functional distribution management. It is designed for ​​indoor/outdoor use and is suitable for wall-mounting or flush-mounting applications. It is primarily used in telecommunication equipment rooms and network equipment rooms.

 

Dimensions (WxDxH)

220x250x70.5mm

Material

Cold rolled steel

Adapter port

12pcs SC simplex

Max. capacity

12 fibers

Max. qty of splice tray

1 piece

Max. capacity of splice tray

12 fibers

Color

RAL7035

Application

Outdoor wall mounted

 

Feature

 

ABS material used ensures the body strong and light.
Water-proof design for outdoor uses.
Protection Level: IP55.
Easy installations: Ready for wall mount – Installation kits provided
Adapter slots used – No screws and tools needed for installing adapters.
Ready for splitters: Designed space for adding splitters.
Space saving! Double-layer design for easier installation and maintenances:
Lower layer for splitters and over length fiber storage.
Upper layer for splicing, cross-connecting and fiber distribution.
Cable fixing units provided for fixing the outdoor optical cable.
Lock provided for extra security

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Specifications in Depth

 

Product

8 Core Outdoor Fiber Optic Terminal Box

Place of Origin

China

Brand Name

GMFTEL

Type

FTTx Solutions

Material

ABS+PC

No. of Fiber

8F

Medidas

215*200*53mm

Connector Type

SC LC

Protection Level

IP65+UV Protection

Color

White

Ports

3 cable entrance for distribution cable and 8 ports for drop cable

 

Types of Outdoor Fiber Terminal Boxes

Wall-Mounted Terminal Boxes

Ideal for indoor applications, wall-mounted boxes are commonly used in office buildings and residential complexes. They provide secure housing for fiber optic lines where space is limited.

Rack-Mounted Terminal Boxes

These are excellent for data centers and large facilities where numerous connections are managed. They are designed to fit into standard server racks, ensuring streamlined integration with existing network equipment.

Pole-Mounted Terminal Boxes

Designed for outdoor use, these boxes are rugged and weather-resistant, often used by service providers to facilitate aerial fiber installations on utility poles.

 

product advantages
1

Telecommunication networks

Facilitating fiber splicing and distribution in FTTH backbone systems or local access nodes.

2

Power infrastructure

Safely housing connections in high-voltage environments due to its non-conductive metal structure.

3

Industrial zones

Enabling inter-building fiber links with pole-mounted or wall-mounted installations.

4

Remote sites

Supporting temporary field deployments in mining or offshore platforms with its durable, sealed design.

 

Packaging & Shipping

 

productcate-841-710

 

FAQ

 

Q: What is the use of fiber optic terminal box?

A: Serving as a critical connection point, it facilitates the termination, splicing, or connection of fibers from various cables to other network devices such as switches, routers, or Optical Network Terminals (ONTs). It aids in splicing, splitting, storing, and managing fibers within the appropriate space.

Q: What is the difference between indoor and outdoor fiber optic cable?

A: Unlike indoor cabling, outdoor cabling is composed of an outer jacket designed to withstand sun damage, moisture and abrasion. Many outdoor loose-tube cables are also protected by a water-resistant gel that surrounds internal copper wires. This provides extra defense against moisture and humidity.

Q: What is the application of terminal box?

A: Terminal block connectors have a broad range of applications, spanning from industrial and building systems to transportation, energy, communication, and more. Their reliability, durability, and ease of maintenance make them indispensable components in electrical systems.

Q: What is the point of a terminal block?

A: Terminal blocks play a crucial role in electrical and electronic systems by offering a reliable and organized method for interconnecting wires and cables. These units act as pivotal hubs for electrical conduits, simplifying the setup, upkeep, and problem-solving processes.

Q: What factors can cause signal loss in a fiber optic cable?

A: Fiber optic losses can be categorized into two types: (i) intrinsic, which includes losses due to absorption, dispersion and scattering and (ii) extrinsic, which includes losses due to splicing, bending and losses at the connector.

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