Indoor 2 fibers plastic FTB Fiber terminal box with SC adapters and pigtails

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An Indoor 2 fibers plastic FTB (Fiber Terminal Box) is a compact enclosure used in fiber optic networks to terminate and manage fiber optic connections within indoor environments. Here's a breakdown of its components,
 

Plastic Enclosure: The outer casing or housing made of plastic material, providing protection and housing for the internal components of the terminal box.

Fiber Adapter Ports: The terminal box includes ports or openings where fiber optic cables can be terminated or connected. These ports often accommodate fiber optic adapters or couplers to connect the incoming fiber cables.

Splice Tray or Holder: If fiber splicing is required, the terminal box may include a splice tray or holder to organize and secure the fiber splices within the enclosure.

Cable Management Features: Cable entry ports, routing guides, and tie-down points help organize and secure the incoming and outgoing fiber cables within the enclosure.

    Main Features    

• Termination: The primary function of the FTB is to terminate or connect incoming fiber optic cables, providing a point of connection to the internal network or devices.

• Port Capacity: The terminal box typically accommodates two fiber optic cables, each containing a single fiber, though it may support multiple fibers depending on the design.

• Protection: The plastic enclosure provides physical protection for the internal components, shielding them from dust, moisture, and other environmental factors commonly found in indoor environments.

• Organization: The terminal box helps organize and manage fiber optic connections, reducing cable clutter and simplifying maintenance tasks.

• Splicing (Optional): If fiber splicing is required, the terminal box may include provisions for organizing and securing fiber splices within the enclosure.
  
  Its features include multiple fiber adapter ports, optional provisions for fiber splicing, cable management features, physical protection provided by the plastic enclosure, and applications in various settings such as FTTH installations, LAN environments, telecommunications networks, and commercial buildings.

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