The fiber optic splice closures are manufactured with excellent quality engineering plastics. Richer offers different port types, accessories and fiber core capacities for vertical/dome fiber optic splice closures. The splice closure system is suitable for protecting fiber optic splices in direct and branch applications, and can be used in aerial, duct and direct-buried fiber optic cabling projects.
Application
LAN, WAN and metropolitan area networks
FTTH projects and FTTX deployments
GPON CATV system
EPON fiber optic test equipment
High-speed data broadband transmission network
Features
1. Adopts mechanical or heat-shrink sealing methods with excellent sealing performance. 2. Adequate splice space with bend radius of more than 40mm. 3. No special training needed, easy to install and re-open. 4. The closure is made of high-quality plastic, resistant to aging and UV rays, with excellent quality and long service life. 5. With several optional rubber gaskets suitable for different cable sizes.
Technical Parameters
| Product name | Fiber optic splice closure |
| Maximum cores per splice tray | 24 (Soltero) |
| Color | Black/Gray/White/Custom |
| Maximum capacity | Individual: 96 (24 cores/tray) |
| Material | PC, PC+ABS, PP |
| Maximum splice tray/closure capacity | 4 |
| Input/Output | 1+4 |
| Protection rating | IP68 |
| Installation method | Aerial support; wall mounting; direct burial. |
| Working environment | Outdoor and indoor |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many fibers can the closure accommodate?
A: Capacity depends on the model and tray configuration, typically from 24 up to 144 splices and beyond for large dome closures.
Q: Is the closure suitable for aerial, duct and buried installation?
A: Yes, dome and horizontal closures are designed for aerial, duct and direct-buried applications with watertight mechanical or heat-shrink sealing.
Q: Can the closure be re-entered for future maintenance?
A: Yes, all closures are re-enterable, allowing additional fibers or repairs without replacing the unit.
Q: Which fiber and cable types are supported?
A: Both single-mode and multi-mode fiber are supported, with standard or mini splice trays for loose tube and ribbon cables.
