ADC Indoor Fiber Distribution Terminals - Manual (Page 2)

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Indoor Fiber Distribution Terminals - CPE
Interior Wall Mount Terminals
Fiber Management
The enclosures accommodate optical component
modules allowing the unit to house splitters,
WDMs, filters and other optical components.
For splicing applications, ADC’s splice trays can
be installed to support either individual fusion
splicing or mass fusion splicing. The units provide
sealed cable ports for cables and interconnection
cables and gaskets to protect against dust and
water spray. The units can also be configured
with a standard cable grip kit to provide strain
relief for incoming fiber cables. The splice
compartment provides ample space for storing
loose-tube, ribbon or individual fiber slack.
Features
• 12-Packs provide for high-density
terminations and conserve wall space.
• Integrated splice tray offers flexible splice
management for individual or
mass splicing.
• Sealed enclosure protect fibers from
dust, water spray, insects and
other contaminants.
• Dual-hinged design ensures separation
of owner/client network segments.
• Designed to NEMA-12
• Designed to GR-2898-CORE
• Front and rear layer maximizes wall
space utilization for both splicing
and interconnect.
• Robust steel construction protects fibers
against damage and ensures network
reliability.
• Slotted cable entrance ports allow for
rapid cable installation and pass-through
capability.
• Cable management and routing limits
bend radius and adds strain relief.
• 216-Tool (can wrench), key lock or
padlock offers flexible security options.