ATB box 2 Port simplex unloaded Specifications And Details

Overview

Description:

The Access Terminal Box (ATB) connects the drop cable to the PON ONU (Optical Network Unit) in FTTH applications. Install the Access Terminal Box (ATB) on the wall to protect optical fiber splicing or termination.

The Access Terminal Box (ATB) supports fusion splicing, mechanical splicing and field assembly fast connectors. Access Terminal Box (ATB) is compact and cost effective.

Applications:

Fiber Optic Cable Management: The ATB box streamlines the installation and maintenance of fiber optic cables. The design accommodates up to two simplex connectors or adapters, allowing users to effectively manage and protect their fiber optic connections.

2. Two-Port Capacity: With two available ports, this ATB box is well-suited for scenarios that require point-to-point or small scale fiber optic connections. The two port configuration is ideal for applications where dual directional data transmission or redundancy is necessary.

3. Versatile Simplex Configuration: The “simplex” configuration within the ATB box refers to the use of single optical fibers for each connection. This configuration is highly flexible and can meet the requirements of various fiber optic applications.

4. Broad Range of Applications: The ATB 2 Port Simplex Unloaded is versatile and can be employed in diverse settings. Common applications include telecommunications networks, data centers, LAN (Local Area Network) installations, industrial environments, and more. It caters to both indoor and outdoor installations, ensuring consistent fiber optic connectivity.

5. Cable Protection: One of the primary functions of the ATB box is to provide protection for fiber optic connections. It serves as a safeguard against environmental factors like dust, moisture, and physical damage, contributing to the longevity and reliability of fiber optic networks.

• Wall mounting installation

Tech Specification