A Defined Path from Feeder to Drop
When the access point is compact, fiber routing still matters.
A feeder-to-drop termination point has to accommodate incoming fiber, connections and service access in one enclosure. Poor separation can make routine work harder than it needs to be.
More than a place for an adapter
A small distribution point must provide a defined route for cable and pigtails while retaining access to its internal components.
Organized paths inside one enclosure
The FTTH-BOX-4F uses distinct paths for cable, pigtails and patch cords, with a flip-up panel to reach the distribution area.
Follow the connection through the box.
The feeder cable enters the enclosure and is routed toward the termination area; the output side connects to drop-side fiber. The layout supports cable fixation, fiber management and access for maintenance.
Clamping and entry into the housing
Separate pathways, splice / distribution area and flip-up access panel
Optical termination at the selected interface
Illustrative connection sequence, not a wiring diagram. Adapter and splitter details depend on the selected configuration.
Access and protection are designed into the layout.
The internal organization is intended to simplify installation and maintenance without requiring a large distribution cabinet.
Separate fiber paths
Cable, pigtails and patch cords follow defined paths within the enclosure.
Flip-up panel
An accessible distribution panel supports installation and service work.
Enclosed ABS construction
Provides a protective housing for the managed optical connection.
SC or LC configurations
Choose the relevant connector arrangement for the optical interface.
Match the termination point to the interface.
The datasheet lists SC and LC capacity figures as different configurations. Confirm the exact optical arrangement and any splitter accessories when specifying the unit.
Up to 4 SC positions, as listed in the configuration table.
Up to 8 LC positions, listed separately from the SC configuration.
Optical splitting is mentioned in the source document; PLC type and supplied accessories require confirmation.
FTTH-BOX-4F specifications
Source-listed mechanical, environmental and optical values are brought together here rather than repeated across the page.
| Product / SKU | FTTH-BOX-4F |
|---|---|
| Enclosure material | ABS |
| Outer dimensions (A x B x C) | 186 x 116 x 40 mm |
| SC interface capacity | 4 positions (source configuration table) |
| LC interface capacity | 8 positions (source configuration table) |
| Installation reference | D = 195 mm (see source drawing) |
| Working temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Relative humidity | ≤85% at +30°C |
| Atmospheric pressure | 70-106 kPa |
| Insertion loss (datasheet) | ≤0.2 dB |
| Return loss (datasheet) | UPC ≥50 dB; APC ≥60 dB |
| Insertion/extraction endurance | >1,000 cycles (component applicability to verify) |
Specify the interface. Confirm the enclosure.
Share the SC or LC termination requirement, cable arrangement and installation environment. Fibernet can review the relevant FTTH-BOX-4F configuration and clarify the accessories required.