Indoor 24 fibers pigtail type FTB Fiber optic termination box

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An indoor 24 fibers pigtail type FTB Fiber Optic Termination Box designed for terminating and managing fiber optic cables in structured cabling systems. The box comes with pre-terminated pigtails, a splice tray for organizing fiber splices, and cable management features to ensure an organized and protected environment for the fiber connections. Ideal for data centers, telecommunications rooms, and office networks, this termination box offers a reliable solution for medium-sized fiber optic deployments.

This type of termination box is essential for maintaining the integrity and performance of fiber optic networks, providing a secure and organized solution for managing fiber terminations.

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Indoor Use: Designed specifically for indoor applications, providing protection for fiber optic connections in environments such as data centers, telecommunications rooms, or office buildings.

24 Fibers: Capable of accommodating up to 24 individual fiber optic connections, making it suitable for medium-sized network deployments.

Pigtail Type: This means the box comes with pre-terminated pigtail cables. Pigtails are short lengths of fiber optic cable with connectors on one end and bare fiber on the other. These are used to splice the incoming fiber optic cable to the connectors within the box.

FTB (Fiber Termination Box): The box serves as a termination point for the fiber optic cables. It provides a secure and organized environment for the splicing and management of fiber connections.

Fiber Optic Termination: The box includes features for terminating fiber optic cables, typically involving splicing the pigtails to the incoming fiber cables and managing the excess fiber and splices within the enclosure.

Splice Tray: Often includes a splice tray to hold and protect the fiber splices. The splice tray organizes the splices and provides a safe environment for the fibers to ensure they do not get damaged.

Cable Management: The termination box usually includes cable management features such as routing guides, bend radius protectors, and cable ties to keep the fibers organized and prevent damage.

Protection: Provides physical protection to the delicate fiber optic connections, shielding them from physical damage, dust, and other environmental factors.

Wall-Mountable or Rack-Mountable: Depending on the design, the box can be mounted on a wall or within a rack for easy integration into existing network infrastructure.

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