01 / PROTECTION
Enclosed IP65 housing
PC+ABS construction supports a protected termination point in indoor or outdoor locations. Actual sealing depends on correct cable entry and installation.
2-Fiber FTTx Distribution Box
2-Fiber FTTx Distribution Box
Protect the final fiber connection – without overbuilding the termination point.
The access-network challenge
Small fiber counts still need controlled termination.
The handoff between feeder and subscriber drop cabling needs space for fiber routing, mechanical cable retention and protected connection points.
The Fibernet approach
A single small enclosure brings splicing, connection management and cable storage together – with a lockable housing and SC/LC adapter compatibility specified in the original product documentation.
A single small enclosure brings splicing, connection management and cable storage together – with a lockable housing and SC/LC adapter compatibility specified in the original product documentation.
How it fits the network
A practical handoff between feeder and drop cable.
The enclosure is used at a low-fiber-count branch or termination point in an FTTx/FTTH access network.
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Feeder fiberIncoming optical cable
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02
2-Fiber Distribution BoxSplicing · fiber routing · termination
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03
Drop fiberConnection toward the subscriber
Functional illustration, not a port layout or installation drawing.
Engineering details
Designed around the service point.
Three practical features address the everyday requirements of a small optical access enclosure.
02 / MECHANICAL
Cable clamping and storage
Internal retention and fiber management help organize the feeder-to-drop transition while keeping the termination area serviceable.
03 / INTERFACES
SC or LC compatibility
The source datasheet identifies SC and LC duplex adapters and pigtails; the precise supplied connector configuration should be confirmed when ordering.
Inside the enclosure
Compact fiber routing with accessible connections.
The product photograph shows the covered housing and its internal routing area. For projects requiring splicing or passive-component integration, confirm the supported hardware and whether it is included in the selected assembly.
The locking feature is a mechanical access-control measure, not an electronic or cybersecurity function.
Original product photograph from Fibernet datasheet.
Typical applications
Where a low-count fiber access box makes sense.
FTTH subscriber termination
Create an enclosed transition between the feeder network and subscriber drop cable.
FTTx access infrastructure
Use a compact fiber termination point within distributed telecommunications access networks.
LAN/WAN fiber branches
Provide localized management for small optical connections where a larger cabinet is unnecessary.
Product information
Specifications & ordering.
Values below are taken from the Fibernet datasheet, Rev. 1, March 2018. Unclear or incomplete source fields are flagged in the implementation notes rather than guessed.
| Parameter | Published specification |
|---|---|
| Model / part number | FTTH-BOX-2B.1F |
| Product category | 2-fiber FTTx / FTTH distribution box |
| Ingress protection | IP65 |
| Enclosure material | PC + ABS |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Relative humidity | < 85% at +30°C |
| Atmospheric pressure | 70-106 kPa |
| Optical insertion loss* | < 0.2 dB (source value) |
| Connector compatibility | SC and LC duplex adapters / pigtails |
| Installation environment | Indoor or outdoor |
*The datasheet does not define the insertion-loss test setup or specific connector configuration. Confirm before using this value for a project loss budget.
Quality management: Fibernet operates according to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, and AS9100D quality management standards. These company-level standards should not be interpreted as product-specific certification.