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OYI-FAT-10A Terminal Box
Optic Fiber Terminal/Distribution Box
OYI-FAT-10A Terminal Box
Product Features
1.User familiar industry interface, using high impact plastic ABS.
2.Wall and pole mountable.
3.No need screws, it is easy to close and open.
4.The high strength plastic, anti ultraviolet radiation and ultraviolet radiation resistant, resistant to rain.
Application
1.Widely used in FTTH access network.
2.Telecommunication Networks.
3.CATV Networks Data communications Networks.
4.Local Area Networks.
Product Parameter
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Dimension (L×W×H) |
205.4mm×209mm×86mm |
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Material |
ABS+PC |
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IP Grade |
IP65 |
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Max ratio |
1:10 |
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Max capacity(F) |
10 |
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SC Simplex or LC Duplex |
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Tensile strength |
>50N |
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Colour |
Black and White |
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Environment |
Accessories: |
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1. Temperature: -40 C— 60 C |
1. 2 hoops (outdoor air frame) Optional |
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2. Ambient Humidity: 95% above 40 。C |
2.wall mount kit 1 set |
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3. Air pressure: 62kPa—105kPa |
3.two lock keys used waterproof lock |
Optional Accessories
Packaging Information
Inner Box
Outer Carton
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