The optical patch panel is mainly used to connect indoor and outdoor fiber optic cables, optical patch cords and optical pigtails. It can be wall- or pole-mounted and facilitates line testing and re-installation. Its housing is made of high-quality cold-rolled steel and is easy to use.
Application
FTTH
- Test equipment
- Local area network
- Telecommunications
Features
1. Standard size, light weight and reasonable structure.
2. Sliding drawer for easy cable management.
3. Optional FC, SC, ST, LC adapter panels, easy to replace.
4. Front-access panel design for easy operation.
5. Suitable for standard 19" or 23" optical distribution cabinets.
6. 12-fiber capacity with 12-fiber splice trays.
7. 4 fiber optic cable entry ports at the rear
8. White or black color 9. Material: cold-rolled steel
Technical Parameters
| Panel connector | SC LC ST FC |
| Tipo | Deslizante fijo |
| Dimension | 19'' 1U/2U/3U/4U... |
| Material | Cold-rolled steel or aluminum |
| Storage temperature | -45~+65℃ |
| Thickness | 1,0 1,2 mm |
| 1,0 1,2 mm | Cable ties, mounting screws and spiral wrap tubing |
| Panel fiber capacity | 12 to 144 cores (typically 12, 24 or 48 ports) |
| Panel connector | SC LC ST FC |
| Tipo | Deslizante fijo |
| Dimension | 19'' 1U/2U/3U/4U... |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What port capacities are available?
A: Configurations include 12, 24, 48, 96 and 144 ports, with SC or LC adapters, suitable for standard 19-inch racks.
Q: How many fibers can the splice trays hold?
A: Standard splice trays hold 12 or 24 splices each, and multiple trays can be stacked to match your fiber count.
Q: What accessories are included?
A: Adapters, splice trays, pigtails, cable management and mounting brackets are included or available as options.
Q: Can the ODF/patch panel be customized?
A: Yes, port count, adapter type, tray capacity and color can be tailored to your project requirements.
