Integrated ducts
Right-side vertical holders, rear and side openings, and an upper cable drop support defined cable entry and separation.
22U Fiber Communication Rack with Ducts
22U Fiber Communication Rack with Ducts
A 19-inch open-frame fiber distribution rack designed for SC fiber splicing and distribution, with integrated routing ducts, wall-mounting brackets and dedicated cable slack management.
THE INSTALLATION CHALLENGE
Fiber distribution needs room to work.
Splicing, cross-connections and incoming cables compete for space in a communications rack. Without a defined route for cable entry and excess length, even routine changes become harder to manage.
Unplanned routing
Mixed cable paths and slack storage complicate access to the optical distribution area.
A defined fiber path
Separate routing ducts, bend-control fixtures and a dedicated drawer give each cable-management task its place.
ENGINEERED CABLE MANAGEMENT
Four features. One organized frame.
Each mechanical element serves a different part of the fiber-routing and maintenance workflow.
Slack bend control
Wide-diameter circular fixtures guide stored fiber along the vertical route rather than leaving excess cable unmanaged.
Movable slack drawer
A 3U pull-out drawer accommodates excess cable length and may be mounted at a selected rack-unit position.
Wall-ready open frame
Built-in wall brackets and the open construction provide a compact alternative to a full-height enclosed cabinet.
FIBER ROUTING CONCEPT
Follow the route from entry to distribution.
This conceptual sequence explains the product’s cable-management functions; actual fiber topology depends on the installed configuration.
01 / ENTRYUpper & side ducts
Bring cables into the frame via designated access points.
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02 / ROUTINGVertical guides
Manage the cable path around bend-control fixtures.
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03 / SLACK3U storage drawer
Keep surplus fiber length in a dedicated location.
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04 / DISTRIBUTIONSC connections
Support the planned splice and distribution arrangement.
Conceptual illustration only; not an installation drawing or fiber schematic.
Original Fibernet datasheet detail: fiber slack and splice-storage drawer
SERVICE ACCESS
Make room for the work behind the fiber.
The rack combines vertical and horizontal cable organization so installers can allocate space for entering trunks, stored slack and SC distribution hardware.
✓ Side-entry cable access✓ Rear duct openings✓ 3U pull-out drawer✓ Integrated wall brackets
REFERENCE DATA
Technical specifications
Product dimensions, materials and supplied configuration from the March 2018 datasheet.
PART NO. FBEZ-FDF0014
| Product designation | 22U Fiber Communication Rack – 19-inch with Ducts |
|---|---|
| Frame format | 22U, 19-inch, open-frame |
| Mounting | Integrated wall-mounting brackets |
| Width / depth | 66 cm / 36 cm |
| Material | AL 5052-H32 aluminium, 2 mm thickness |
| Finish | Black |
| Vertical bend-control fixtures | 82 mm diameter |
| Horizontal cable management | 3U drawer for excess slack; selectable U position |
| Cable entries | Upper duct cable drop; side-entry duct with rear and side openings |
| Documented distribution arrangement | Six groups of 144 SC fibers (configuration described in datasheet) |
| Included components | Trays, connectors and pigtails (per datasheet; exact bill of materials to be confirmed) |
WHERE IT FITS
Designed around fiber termination work.
Typical planning scenarios for a wall-mounted fiber distribution frame; suitability depends on site conditions and final configuration.
Communications rooms
Organize SC fiber termination and cross-connection areas with integrated cable routing.
Fiber splicing projects
Plan dedicated space for trays, patching hardware and serviceable cable runs.
Space-constrained installations
Use an open-frame rack where wall mounting better suits the available room layout.
SPECIFY THE APPLICATION
Tell us how the fiber enters, routes and terminates.
For project matching, share the planned SC distribution, incoming cable directions, wall space and maintenance requirements. Fibernet can review the rack arrangement against the requested installation.
01 Fiber groups / SC ports02 Cable-entry direction03 Wall & service clearance04 Drawer location