FTTH Street Cabinet SMC Fiber Optic Cross Connect

FTTH Street Cabinet is an outdoor optical equipment that especially desig ned for outdoor optical fiber access network. Achieve the optical fiber connection, splicing, storage and distribution. It has two kinds of installation methods: floor mounted and aerial.

Product details：

FTTH Street Cabinet Key Features:

1. Optical Distribution:
   • The street cabinet houses various optical components such as splitters, patch panels, and splicing trays.
2. Robust Construction:
   • Typically constructed from weatherproof, corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel or heavy-duty plastic, the cabinet is designed to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, including extreme temperatures, humidity, rain, and UV exposure.
3. Security Features:
   • Equipped with secure locking mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access, vandalism, or tampering. Some models may include alarm systems or surveillance integration for added security.
4. Scalability:
   • Designed to accommodate current needs with room for future expansion, allowing for the addition of more fibers, splitters, or other equipment as the network grows.
5. Environmental Protection:
   • Includes features like ventilation, sealing gaskets, and temperature control systems to protect sensitive optical equipment from environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and temperature fluctuations.
6. Cable Management:
   • Integrated with efficient cable management systems to organize and protect fiber optic cables. This includes cable routing guides, bend radius protection, and storage space for excess fiber lengths.
7. Easy Maintenance and Access:
   • Designed for easy access by technicians, with removable panels, hinged doors, and organized internal layouts for quick maintenance, upgrades, or repairs.
8. Power Options:
   • Some street cabinets may include options for power supply and backup, particularly if they house active equipment like optical network units (ONUs) or other powered devices.
9. Customization:
   • Available in various sizes and configurations to meet specific network requirements, from small cabinets for low-density areas to large, multi-compartment cabinets for high-density urban deployments.