Descriptions
A fiber termination box (FTB) is a device used in fiber optic networks to organize, manage, and protect fiber optic connections. It serves as a junction point where incoming fiber optic cables from an external source, such as a telecommunication service provider, are terminated and connected to the internal network or devices. Here's a detailed explanation of its components.
Enclosure: The outer casing or housing that contains all the internal components and provides protection for the fiber optic connections.
Adapter Panels: These panels hold fiber optic adapters or couplers where the incoming fiber cables are connected. The adapters allow for easy connection and disconnection of fiber optic connectors.
Splice Trays or Holders: In cases where fiber splicing is required, splice trays or holders are used to organize and secure the fiber splices within the termination box.
Cable Management Features: Cable management features such as cable entry ports, cable routing guides, and tie-down points help organize and secure the incoming and outgoing fiber cables.
Access Panels or Doors: These panels or doors provide access to the internal components of the termination box for maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting purposes.
Main Features
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Termination: The primary function of a fiber termination box is to terminate or connect incoming fiber optic cables to the internal network or devices. This enables the transmission of data, voice, or video signals over the fiber optic network.
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Protection: The enclosure of the termination box provides physical protection for the delicate fiber optic connections, shielding them from dust, moisture, and other environmental factors that could damage the fibers.
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Organization: By providing a centralized point for terminating and connecting fiber optic cables, FTBs help organize the network infrastructure, reducing cable clutter and simplifying maintenance tasks.
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Splicing: In cases where fiber optic cables need to be spliced together, FTBs often include splice trays or holders to securely hold and protect the splices.
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Connectivity: FTBs offer various connectivity options, including different types of fiber optic adapters or couplers, to accommodate different connector types and configurations.
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Flexibility: Depending on the specific requirements of the network installation, FTBs come in various sizes, configurations, and mounting options to suit different applications and environments.
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Order Data
| Item No |
Descriptions |
| TP-3304-4 |
Fiber termination box (FTB), indoor, SC, 4 fibers, plastic housing, 150x110x32mm, without adatpers, pigtails |
