The PL-300 family of products extend PacketLight optical network solution capabilities by providing a wide range of passive optical modules.
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IP66 wall splice box 24 x FO - The Laser 2000 BEP-24 wall splice box has been designed for a maximum of 24 FO plugs.
Lead and lag fibers are used to adapt the meter to the target. The use of a launch fiber protects the adapters on the meter and evaluates the start or end events.
ORMP 1U Draw-out-type ODF. The ORMP draw-out-type ODF is designed for the placement of 24 optical connectors indoors. The design of the patch panel enables to install it into a 19” rack.
Robust and easy-to-use laser light source with long battery life for troubleshooting fiber optic lines, connectors, etc. with universal adapter for 2.5 mm ferrule.
Robust and easy-to-use laser light source with long battery life for troubleshooting fiber optic lines, connectors, etc. with universal adapter for 2.5 mm ferrule.
High-quality and robust splice boxes in different dimensions and designs as well as for all common coupling variants. All boxes are equipped with splices and guarantee a time-saving, simple installation due to their flexible mounting options.
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