Fiber Closure Cable Compatibility

Posted by greentelftthgane on April 12th, 2019

Fiber Closure Cable Compatibility

The Greentel fiber optic splice closure is a passive component that provides excellent protection for fiber splices. It can be assembled in the air, assembled in pipelines and buried in the ground. Fiber Closure plays an important role in the fiber optic cable network. And depending on the environment and work area, the requirements of the fiber optic network operator's specified closures.A good fiber optic splice box should accept any fiber optic cable as specified in the bidding document. Therefore, it is important to understand the compatibility of the cable before choosing the correct type of closure. The design of fiber optic splice closures varies by application area.

Cable compatibility

A good fiber optic connector closure shall be capable of accepting any fiber optic cable as specified in the bidding documents. Therefore, it is important to understand the compatibility of the cable before choosing the correct type of closure. The design of fiber optic splice closures varies by application area.

Number of cable ports

Cable ports are also known as cable entry capacities. The number of ports in a fiber splice box reflects its ability to handle the number of cables. The cable entry capacity of a fiber splice enclosure refers to the number of ports that can be used to terminate the cable within the enclosure. The number of ports provided in the closure depends on factors such as network capacity and the number of cables used in the network. In general, to reduce the physical size of high volume enclosures, smaller ports should be used for branch and drop cables.

Extra capacity

Closed manufacturers retain extra capacity. For example, if the specification requires 48 fibers, the manufacturer typically provides enough capacity to handle 60 fibers.

In the next article, we will continue to discuss the topic: Requirements for fiber optic connector closure.