Cold rolling steel housing with powder coating outdoor 24 fibers SC FDB Fiber distribution box

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A Cold rolling steel housing with powder coating outdoor 24 fibers SC FDB (Fiber Distribution Box) is a piece of telecommunications equipment designed to house and distribute fiber optic cables in outdoor environments.
This box is a robust outdoor enclosure designed to house and distribute up to 24 fiber optic cables terminated with SC connectors. It's built with cold rolling steel for durability and coated with powder for added protection against outdoor conditions.

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1. Cold Rolling Steel Housing: This refers to the material and construction of the box. Cold rolling steel is a process where steel is rolled at room temperature, resulting in a smoother and stronger finish compared to hot rolling. The housing is likely designed to be durable and weather-resistant.

2. Powder Coating: Powder coating is a type of dry finishing process where a powdered pigment is applied to a surface electrostatically and then cured under heat to form a hard finish. In this case, the steel housing is coated with powder to provide additional protection against corrosion and weathering.

3. Outdoor: This FDB is designed for outdoor use, meaning it's built to withstand exposure to environmental elements like rain, sunlight, and temperature fluctuations.

4. 24 Fibers SC: This indicates the capacity of the FDB to accommodate fiber optic cables. It can handle up to 24 fibers, likely terminated with SC (Subscriber Connector) connectors. SC connectors are commonly used in fiber optic communications.

5. Fiber Distribution Box (FDB): This is a housing unit used in fiber optic networks to organize and distribute fiber optic cables. It typically contains termination points, splice trays, and sometimes passive optical components like splitters or WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing) devices.

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