8‑Port Optical Network Terminal Box for Efficient Indoor or Outdoor FTTH Termination

Compact optical network terminal box with 8 ports, designed for fiber splicing, splitting, distribution, and drop cable termination. Features ABS housing, wall/pole mountable, waterproof design, and built-in cable management for efficient FTTH deployments....
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Product Attributes
  • ConnectorType:LC/SC/ST/FC,APC/UPC
  • PortType:Simplex,duplex
  • ProductModel:8 Ports Terminal Box
Product Technical Parameters
Product Description

This 8-port fiber optic terminal box is a compact, efficient solution for FTTH deployments, integrating fiber splicing, splitting, and distribution in one enclosure. It offers flexible installation, secure cable management, and compatibility with a variety of connector types.

Main Features

• Supports 8 fiber ports, compatible with SC, LC, ST, and MPO/MTP connectors.

• Modular design available in 8, 16, or 24-port configurations.

• Housing options: ABS plastic (for indoor use) or aluminum alloy (for enhanced durability).

• Double-layer internal layout for efficient splicing and splitter placement.

• Rubber-sealed cable entries (Ø5–10 mm), with drop cable clips for sizes AWG24–28.

• Label slots, optional LED indicators, and grounding points included.

• Tool-free snap-on cover for easy maintenance access.

• Mounting options include 19″ rack, wall-mounted, or desktop installation.

Specifications

Port Configuration

• 8× fiber ports (SC/LC/ST); optional MPO/MTP module support

Dimensions & Materials

• Size: 250 × 150 × 60 mm

• Housing: ABS or aluminum alloy

Cable Entry

• Entry diameter: Ø5–10 mm; clamp and fixing slot included

Environmental Performance

• Operating temperature: −10 °C to +50 °C (standard), −40 °C to +70 °C (optional)

• IP rating: IP20 (default), IP65/IP67 (optional)

• Certifications: CE, RoHS, FCC

Installation Options

• Wall mount

• 19″ rack mount (1U)

• Desktop with rubber feet

Applications

• FTTH terminal box for residential or apartment buildings

• Compact termination unit in enterprise networks

• Fiber optic node in CCTV/IP camera installations

• Passive optical splitter housing in PON systems

• Smart home or building fiber routing hub

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Opticlink  have a total of 8pieces  production lines, include FTTH drop cable, Central loose cable and stranded fiber cable production , modernized dust-free workshops, and high-performance processing equipment. From raw material procurement, to finished product processing, to product quality testing, to packaging and export, we have a full range of production lines. The following are some of the actual photos of the workshop


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