Description

Optical Fiber Joint Enclosures—also known as fiber splice closures—are protective housings designed to organize, protect, and seal optical fiber splices in both aerial and underground installations. Available in multiple designs such as dome (vertical) and inline (horizontal) types, these enclosures provide a robust and watertight environment, ensuring the integrity and performance of fiber networks in harsh outdoor conditions.

🔧 Types of Fiber Joint Enclosures Available:

1. Dome Type (Vertical Closure)

   • Ideal for pole-mounted or direct-buried applications

   • High-capacity design for large fiber counts

   • 4–6 cable ports (expandable options available)

2. Inline Type (Horizontal Closure)

   • Best for underground cable tray or duct installations

   • Compact, flat design for easy integration

   • 2–4 main ports with additional drop cable entries

3. Mini Joint Closures

   • Compact design for small fiber counts and limited space installations

   • Used in FTTH and distribution networks

Key Features:

• Material:

  • High-strength, UV-resistant plastic or ABS

  • Waterproof, dustproof, corrosion-resistant

• Sealing Mechanism:

  • Mechanical or heat-shrink sealing for IP68-rated protection

  • Reusable and easy-to-install cable entry ports

• Splice Tray Capacity:

  • Supports 12, 24, 48, 96, 144, or more fiber splices

  • Stackable splice trays with protective covers

• Cable Types Supported:

  • Loose tube, ribbon, and micro cables

  • Single-mode and multi-mode fiber

• Mounting Options:

  • Aerial (pole-mounted), wall-mounted, or underground (manhole/duct)

• Accessories Included:

  • Splice trays, cable ties, grounding kits, sealing gaskets, and installation hardware