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  Pre-Connectorized ODN Solution

  Pre-Connectorized ODN (Optical Distribution Network) Solution is a factory-terminated, plug-and-play fiber optic system designed to simplify and accelerate the deployment of FTTH (Fiber-to-the-Home), 5G fronthaul, and passive optical networks (PON). Unlike traditional ODNs that require field splicing, this solution uses pre-assembled, tested components with standardized connectors for quick and reliable installation.Key Benefits:Fast Installation，Consistent Performance，Scalability，Weatherproof & Durable and Cost-Effective.                             Pre-Connectorized ODN is the future-proof choice for operators seeking fast, cost-effective, and high-performance fiber network deployment. Ideal for mass FTTH rollouts, 5G expansion, and smart infrastructure projects.

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• Fiber Optic Fast Connector

  Fiber Optic Fast Connector (also called a field-mountable connector or mechanical splice connector) is a pre-polished, on-site terminable connector that allows quick and tool-free (or minimal tool) fiber splicing in the field. It eliminates the need for fusion splicing or glue/epoxy polishing, significantly reducing installation time and cost.              Common Connector Styles:SC Fast Connector (Most popular for FTTH)LC Fast Connector (High-density applications)FC/ST Fast Connector (Legacy systems)

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  Fiber Optic PLC Splitter

  Fiber Optic PLC (Planar Lightwave Circuit) Splitter is a passive optical device that evenly divides an input optical signal into multiple output signals (or combines multiple signals into one). It is a key component in PON (Passive Optical Network) systems like GPON, EPON, and XGS-PON, enabling efficient FTTH (Fiber-to-the-Home) deployments.Common Form Factors： Bare Fiber (Mini Module)， ABS Box Type， LGX Cassette, and Rack-Mountable.The PLC splitter is the industry standard for modern PON networks due to its precision, scalability, and reliability. It is essential for FTTH deployments, 5G infrastructure, and data-intensive networks.

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• Fiber Optic Patch Cord

  A Fiber Optic Patch Cord (also called a fiber jumper or patch cable) is a short, flexible cable with connectors on both ends, used to connect optical devices for high-speed data transmission.It carries signals as light pulses through glass or plastic fibers, offering low loss, high bandwidth, and immunity to electromagnetic interference. Common types include single-mode (long-distance) and multimode (short-distance), with connectors like LC, SC, ST, or FC. Used in Telecom, FTTH (Fiber to the Home) ，data centers, and networking.

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  Fiber Optic Cable

  Fiber Optic drop cable are critical for FTTH expansion, offering easy installation, durability, and high performance for last-mile connectivity. Whether for aerial, underground, or indoor use, selecting the right type ensures reliable, high-speed internet delivery.Aerial – Hung from poles (often Figure-8 or ADSS/ASU cables).Underground – Buried in ducts or directly in soil (Armored cables).Wall-Mounted – Clipped along buildings (Flat drop cables).Indoor – Run through walls, ceilings, or baseboards.

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• Fiber Optic Distribution Box

  Fiber Optic Distribution Box (FDB), also known as a Fiber Termination Box (FTB) or Fiber Access Terminal (FAT), is a crucial component in fiber optic networks. It serves as a centralized point for managing, distributing, and protecting fiber optic cables and their connections.              Types of Fiber Distribution Boxes:Wall-Mounted (Indoor/Outdoor) – Compact, used in buildings or poles.Rack-Mounted – For data centers or telecom racks.Pedestal (Underground) – Installed at ground level for buried cables.Aerial – Mounted on poles for overhead fiber lines.

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  Fiber Optic Splice Closure

  Fiber Optic Splice Closure (also called Fiber Splice Closure or Fiber Optic Joint Closure) is a protective enclosure designed to house and safeguard fiber optic splices in outdoor or harsh environments. It ensures reliable connections by shielding spliced fibers from moisture, dust, mechanical stress, and temperature fluctuations.                             Types of Fiber Optic Splice Closures:①Horizontal (Inline) ClosureCylindrical shape, used for straight-line splicing of two cables.Common in underground or aerial installations.②Vertical (Dome) ClosureDome-shaped, suitable for branching multiple cables (e.g., 1-in/4-out configurations).Often used in FTTH (Fiber to the Home) networks.③Heat Shrink ClosureUses heat-shrink tubing for a tight seal around cables (common in older installations).④Mechanical Seal ClosureRelies on gaskets and clamps for reusability (modern preference).

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• Fiber Optic Terminal Box

  Fiber Optic Terminal Box (FOTB), also known as a Fiber Termination Box (FTB) or Fiber Access Terminal, is a crucial device in fiber optic networks that serves as an endpoint for distributing and managing fiber connections to end-users. It provides a secure and organized interface for splicing, terminating, and protecting fiber optic cables.

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  ODF Fiber Optic Distribution Frame

  Optical Distribution Frame (ODF) is a standardized rack or cabinet used in fiber optic communication networks to organize, terminate, splice, and distribute optical fibers. It serves as a central hub for managing fiber connections between incoming/outgoing cables, patch cords, and network equipment.

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• Fiber Optic Accessories

  Our fiber optic accessories mainly include fiber optic adapters and fiber optic attenuators. Fiber optic adapters are important devices for realizing active connection of optical fibers in fiber optic communication systems, ensuring that optical signals can be transmitted efficiently and stably between different optical fibers. Our fiber optic adapters are made of advanced production processes and high-quality materials, and have significant characteristics such as high precision, low loss, and high stability. Fiber optic attenuators are devices used to accurately control and attenuate the power of optical signals. They can flexibly adjust the intensity of optical signals according to actual needs, ensuring that the optical signals maintain an appropriate power level during transmission, and avoiding communication failures caused by excessive or weak optical power.

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  Fiber Optic Equipment&Tool

  Fiber optic networks require specialized equipment and tools for installation, splicing, testing, and maintenance. These tools ensure precise handling of delicate fibers, optimal signal transmission, and long-term reliability.

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