GXF series optical cross-connection cabinet has four models: GXF-A GXF-B optical cross-connect cabinets. This series optical cross-connection cabinet is mainly made up of Stainless Steel or SMC case, fixing elements of the case frame, cable fixing and protective device, direct welding module, terminal module integrating welding and distributing, wiring duct and tail optical fiber coiling device.

The distribution oem smc fiber optic box is suitable for the connection, distribution and dispatching of outdoor optical cable and optical distribution cable.

Details of TXF-A Fiber Optic SMC Cabinet

Size: 483*270*1Umm

Back look

Make by cold rolled sheet

Can install Simplex Adaptors or Duplex Adaptors

Customized size

Features of TXF-A Fiber Optic SMC Cabinet

Large capacity: the maximum distribution capacity is 96-cores, 144-cores, 288-cores, and 576-cores four types of optical fiber cables, and the capacity of direct welding is single, 120-cores -240-cores, and 240 cores -480-cores ribbon optical fiber cables.

The cabinet adopts special high-strength corrosion-resistant materials, has good waterproof, anti-condensing, moisture resistance properties, and can stand various adverse effects caused by climate and environment.

The fiber to the cabinet is equipped with horizontal wiring duct, and makes the optical cable layout more reasonable and tidy.

Adopts the terminal tray integrating welding and distributing. Welding and distributing are performed at the same level, which makes the operation convenient, reduces the length of ribbon tail fiber and lowers the cost.

The terminal module adopts the horizontal draw-out structure with 12 cores as a unit, each core can be drawn out separately, which makes it convenient to operate in distributing, and reduces the number of bends arising from the distributing of tail fiber.

The optical fiber splitter is structurally reasonable, the optical fiber cable core is sheathed with sleeve, and the fixing, grounding and other operation on optical fiber cable can be performed, without removing the optical fiber splitter.