Outdoor 16 fibers SC Fiber splitter FSB box with casette PLC splitters

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An "Outdoor 16 fibers SC Fiber splitter FSB box with cassette PLC splitters" is a piece of equipment used in telecommunications and fiber optic network installations.
It is a versatile and robust solution for splitting and distributing optical signals in outdoor fiber optic network deployments. It provides efficient signal distribution, network expansion capabilities, and reliable operation in harsh outdoor environments.

    Main Features    

1. Outdoor Housing: The box is designed for outdoor installation, meaning it is weatherproof and resistant to environmental elements like rain, dust, and temperature variations.

2. 16 Fibers: It has the capacity to accommodate up to 16 fiber optic cables, typically terminated with SC connectors. Fiber optic cables consist of thin glass fibers that transmit data using light signals.

3. Fiber Splitter: This box contains a fiber splitter, which is a passive optical device used to split an incoming optical signal into multiple outputs. In this case, the splitter divides the optical signal from one input fiber into multiple output fibers, enabling network expansion or distribution.

4. SC Connectors: The SC (Subscriber Connector) connectors are a common type of fiber optic connector used for terminating fiber optic cables. They offer low insertion loss and high precision alignment.

5. Cassette Form Factor: The PLC (Planar Lightwave Circuit) splitters are housed within cassette modules. A cassette is a compact and standardized form factor that allows for easy installation and integration into various network enclosures or distribution panels.

6. PLC Splitters: PLC splitters are optical devices based on a planar lightwave circuit technology. They divide the incoming optical signal into multiple output signals with minimal loss, providing efficient distribution of optical signals within fiber optic networks.
   
   Signal Splitting: The primary function of this setup is to split an incoming optical signal from one fiber into multiple fibers, effectively multiplying the signal for distribution to multiple endpoints.
   Network Expansion: By using PLC splitters housed within cassette modules, the network can be easily expanded to accommodate additional subscribers or endpoints without the need for extensive reconfiguration.
   Outdoor Deployment: The outdoor housing ensures that the equipment is suitable for installation in outdoor environments, such as along fiber optic distribution lines or in outdoor cabinets.
   Protection: The box provides protection for the fragile optical components and ensures reliable operation in harsh outdoor conditions.

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