Fiber Optic Management

The fiber optic management components in the entire Optical Distribution Network (ODN) system involve every link, providing convenient services for your subsequent maintenance and management. Next, we briefly introduce the components：

Fiber Optical Cables: Contain multiple optical fibers used for long-distance transmission of optical signals.

Optical Connectors: Used for connecting and disconnecting optical fibers.

Optical Splitters: Used to divide an optical signal from one fiber into multiple fibers, typically available in splitting ratios such as 1:2, 1:4, 1:8, etc.

Fiber Splice Closures: Used for splicing and protecting optical fibers, ensuring the stability and safety of fiber connections.

Fiber Distribution Boxes: Used for centralized management and distribution of optical fiber connection points, usually installed in areas with a high concentration of users or in critical locations.

Fiber Optic Terminal (ONT/ONU): Installed at the user end to receive and convert optical signals into electrical signals usable by the user’s devices.

FTTH Clamp: Also known as Drop Wire Clamp, it is a special clamp used to fix the fiber optic cable in place during FTTH installation, ensuring that the fiber optic cable remains in place without risk of damage.