8 port fiber termination box OPT-310

Application 8 port fiber optic terminal box

• Wall mounting and pole mounting installtion 

• FTTH pre-installation and filed installation 

• 5-10mm cable ports suitable for 2x3mm indoor FTTH drop cable and outdoor figure 8 FTTH self-supporting drop cable.

The Role of fiber optic terminal box

The Fiber Terminal Box plays several crucial roles in a fiber optic network:

1. Connection: As a connection hub, one of the main functions of the FTB is to provide a secure and reliable connection point for optical fibers. It provides a centralized location for connecting optical fibers to other network elements such as switches, routers, or optical network terminals (ONTs), enables the seamless integration of fiber optic connections within the network infrastructure, allowing for reliable data transmission and communication between network devices.

2. Distribution: The FTB functions as a distribution center for optical fibers, facilitating the distribution of signals to multiple endpoints or subscribers within the network. It allows for the efficient routing and allocation of optical signals to different locations, enabling network operators to manage and control the flow of data effectively.

3. Protection: FTBs play a vital role in protecting delicate fiber optic connections from environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and physical damage. The enclosure of the FTB provides secure housing for the fiber terminations, shielding them from external elements that could degrade signal quality or cause fiber breakage.

4. Management: Effective cable management is essential for maintaining order and accessibility within a fiber optic network. FTBs often include features such as cable routing guides, splice trays, and labeling systems to facilitate the organization and identification of fiber optic cables, making it easier for technicians to troubleshoot and perform maintenance tasks.