Commscope "B" Enclosures: Reliable Fiber Splicing Solutions for Any Environment
iFiber Optix’s Aerial Drop Closure System is designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of your fiber optic drop distribution network. With a unique dual-chamber design, our closures provide secure and easy access for technicians during installations and maintenance, without the need for specialized drop cable assemblies.
Product Overview
Our aerial drop closures ensure a seamless, robust connection whether you're building out a new network or upgrading an existing one. The innovative dual-chamber design offers independent access to both the splice/slack storage chamber and the drop connection chamber.
Design Note: Quick access latch system simplifies drop chamber access for installations, while secure fasteners protect the splice chamber after initial setup.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Design | Dual-Chamber with Independent Access |
| Material | UV-Resistant, High-Impact Thermoplastic |
| Splice Capacity | Single & Mass Fusion Splicing |
| Splice Types | Mechanical Splice Protectors, Splitter Technology |
| Cable Ports | Multiple Entry/Exit Points |
| IP Rating | IP68, Extreme Temperatures |
| Key Features | Quick Access Latch System |
| Slack Storage | Spacious Internal Area |
Key Features
- Dual-Chamber Design Independent access to splice/slack storage and drop connection chambers for faster installation without disrupting existing connections.
- Quick Access Latch Simplifies drop chamber access for quick installations while secure fasteners protect the splice chamber after setup.
- Versatile Splice System Supports single fusion, mass fusion splicing, mechanical protectors, and splitter technology with spacious slack storage.
- No Specialized Assemblies Eliminates need for proprietary drop cable assemblies, providing flexibility and cost savings.
Dimensions & Applications
Primary Applications
- FTTH Deployments: Last mile connections
- Telecom Networks: High-capacity drop distribution
- Rural Broadband: Remote area expansion
- Municipal Networks: City-wide fiber distribution