01 / INTERFACE
45° optical orientation
A dedicated angled adapter arrangement within the Gewiss-compatible outlet format.
Customer Premises Angled Fiber Socket
Customer Premises Angled Fiber Socket
45° optical access for Gewiss-compatible FTTH wall outlets.
The installation challenge
The fiber handoff should fit the outlet – not complicate it.
An FTTH termination point needs room for the selected connector and a practical installation method, without turning the wall outlet into a bespoke enclosure.
At the subscriber end
The installer needs to terminate the incoming drop fiber and connect it at the customer premises. Connector selection, shutter arrangement and compatibility with the installed wall format affect how that work is planned.
A wall outlet should be specified alongside the connector and faceplate, rather than selected on appearance alone.
Fibernet approach
One angled format. Configuration around the connection.
The socket places the optical adapter at 45° and supports field-installable connector methods. The selected adapter and shutter can be defined to match the termination plan.
02 / INSTALLATION
Connector choice at the wall
Supports field-installable fast-connector and fuse-connect approaches as described in the source datasheet.
03 / PROTECTION
Selectable shutters
Options include internal or external shutters, with no-shutter ordering also listed.
Connection architecture
A defined termination point for the FTTH drop.
This is a passive optical connection outlet. The datasheet does not describe active signal conversion or Ethernet switching functions.
Incoming drop fiberSubscriber access cable
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Angled optical wall socket45° adapter · selected shutter · Gewiss outlet
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Customer-side connectionConnection to compatible optical equipment
Functional illustration, not a wiring or connector-compatibility specification.
What installers need to know
Specify the interface before the final fit-out.
Different optical adapters and shutter styles are listed in the same product family. The selected components should be checked against the planned connection method and Gewiss installation assembly.
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Adapter selectionSC simplex, LC duplex or MTP.
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Shutter arrangementNo shutter, internal shutter or external shutter, depending on configuration.
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Polish requirementNormal, UPC and APC codes are listed in the ordering matrix; compatibility must be confirmed.
Reference information
Technical specifications & ordering options.
The following values are transcribed from Fibernet’s December 2018 datasheet. Configuration combinations and current availability require confirmation.
Product specifications
| Product family | Customer Premises Angled Socket (FHS-AC) |
| Installation format | Wall-mounted; Gewiss-compatible |
| Optical adapter angle | 45° |
| Dimensions | 86 × 60 × 50 mm |
| Color | RAL 9010 |
| Adapter types listed | SC simplex, LC duplex, MTP |
| Number of adapters | 1–3 (configuration-dependent; confirm) |
| Shutter options | None, internal, external |
The source lists “UL94-XX” in its material field without a defined grade. No flame-rating claim is made here.
FHS-AC ordering matrix
| Field | Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Adapter | SC / LC / MT | SC simplex / LC duplex / MTP |
| Shutter | N / 1 / 2 | None / internal / external |
| Polish | N / U / A | Normal / UPC / APC |
Ordering note: FHS-AC is a part-number family, not a verified complete SKU. Please confirm allowed combinations and the full orderable code with Fibernet.
Where it fits
Designed for customer-side optical access.
The angled socket is a practical fit when the project calls for a Gewiss-format subscriber fiber termination point and a specified connector arrangement.
FTTH subscriber outlets
Optical drop-cable termination at the customer premises.
Residential fiber installations
Integrating the optical connection within the designated wall fitting.
Connector-specific projects
Providing an outlet chosen around adapter, shutter and polishing requirements.