How to correctly choose the required splice box?
1. Specify the environment used
- Overhead
- Direct burial (need to pay special attention to sealing)
- Pipes, manholes (same as above)
- Underwater (crossing a ditch)
- You can also choose heat-shrinkable sealing end caps for optical cables
2. Clarify the structure of the optical cable used
- Stranded layer (number of cores per tube)
- Central tube type (special optical cable splitter for easy operation)
- Skeleton type
- Outer diameter of the cable
- Whether it is OPGW power optical cable, etc.
3. Identify the type of fiber
- Single core (number of cores)
- Ribbon (ribbon with different number of cores)
- Whether it is a hybrid cable
4. Clarify the network structure
- Whether it is necessary to go offline in the future
- Whether on-site branches are required; that is, several in and several out
- Trunk and access network or FTTX
- Do you need to open the material frequently
All Products
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Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable
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Indoor Fiber Optic Cable
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ADSS Fiber Optic Cable
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FTTH Drop Cable
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Fiber Optic Patch Cord
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Fiber Optic Accessories
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CAT5E Ethernet Cable
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CAT6 Ethernet Cable
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CAT6A CAT7 CAT8 Cable
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Network Patch Cord
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CAT3 Telephone Cable
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RG59 RG6 Coaxial Cable
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KeyStone Jack FacePlate
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RJ45 Connector
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Network Patch Panel
How to correctly choose the required splice box?
August 18, 2023
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