1U/2U 19" Rack-mounted PLC Splitter

1U 2U Rack-mounted PLC Splitter

*Uniform Distribution of Optical Signal

Connecting the central office and terminal apparatus to realize uniform distribution of the optical signal.

*High Environmental Stability

Low insertion loss and can meet transmitting requirements of different wavelengths.

*Exquisite and Rugged Packaging

The design and packaging is exquisite to ensure the product in good condition.

*Simple Mounting and Easy Connection

Loaded with a pigtailed ABS module, can be easily mounted in cabinet for uniform optical signal distribution

Rack-mounted PLC Splitter

FTTx Systems

Digital, hybrid and AM-Video systems

LAN,WAN and Metro Networks

CATV systems

Other applictaions in fiber optic systems

Types

1.    Basic type PLC splitter

2.    SFF type PLC splitter

3.    900um Fan-out Type PLC Splitter

4.    Cassette type PLC splitter Module

5.    Rack type PLC splitter Module

6.    Tray assembly PLC splitter Module

7.    Flat Quick-Connect Termination Type PLC Splitter Module

A patch panel performs function for acting as a connector, it does offer a range of benefits:

Use Standard Fiber Optic Cords

Since patch panel uses fiber optic cable to create interconnection, network designers can make changes and repairs without the delays and added expense associated with custom cabling.

Flexibility and Scalability

The network can grow and change on-demand, without the costly, labor-intensive hassle of replacing channels end-to-end.

Reduce Cable Congestion

Reduced cable slack means less clutter, less confusion and an easily organized, better-labeled cabling infrastructure. You can also manage cables in any direction–horizontal or vertical, front or back.

Space Saving

By managing varying port densities and speeds in a single high-density patch panel, you save valuable rack space, helping to lower data center costs. A single patch panel can manage as many as (168) 10 Gb ports.

Cost-Effectiveness

High-density and easy maintenance provide a low initial investment cost. With a patch panel, you can only buy the devices you need now, while leaving room for future expansion.

Ease of maintenance

The advantage of using a patch panel is that it allows manual monitoring, testing, switching, routing, and other maintenance to be handled quickly because the cables in the front that connect to the more permanent cables in the back are configured and made so that changes can be made quickly and easily when needed.