CH027 96 fibers Optional Silicone Protection Splice Tray Fiber Splice Closure
Description:
The CH027 Fiber Optic Splice Closure is an inline-style closure designed for optical fiber splicing and cable protection. Its robust construction and user-friendly design make it suitable for outdoor aerial installations. The closure features a durable PP plastic body with a silicone sealing gasket between the cover and base, ensuring a secure and reliable seal against environmental elements.
With a capacity of up to 96 fibers and support for multiple cable sizes, the CH027 is an excellent choice for telecommunication networks, FTTH deployments, and other fiber optic installations requiring durability, flexibility, and efficiency.
Features
- Flexible cable management with 6 ports
- High fiber capacity of up to 96 fibers
- Durable PP plastic construction
- Dust-proof and waterproof (IP65-rated)
- Cable strength member fixation
- Enhanced splice tray options
- Convenient design for easy installation and maintenance
Applications:
- Telecommunication networks
- FTTH deployments
- Outdoor fiber installations
Product Parameters
| Parameter |
Details |
| Material |
PP Plastic |
| Cable Ports |
6 (3 In / 3 Out) |
| Cable Port Sizes |
4 ports: Φ8mm; 2 ports: Φ13mm |
| Splice Tray Capacity |
24 fibers per tray |
| Maximum Fiber Capacity |
96 fibers (4 trays) |
| Protection Level |
IP65 |
| Sealing Method |
Silicone sealing gasket |
| Installation Type |
Outdoor aerial hanging |
Installation
Company Profile
Q: The History of our factory?
A: In 2000, Fibconet started our adapters business first and accumulated
funds, then we started producing jumpers in 2006. In 2009 We developed
the splitter workshop. The sales volume exceeded 15 million US dollars
in 2015. In the same year, we began to explore foreign markets.
Q: What kind of package do you usually apply for?
A: We usually use cartons, but they also can be customized
Q: Warranty policy?
A: Fiber Equipment Warranty Notice Warranty period:24months after buying, Generally, there are no questions for application in 20 years.
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