Small distributor
For indoor and outdoor use
Telegärtner Karl Gärtner has launched a flexible distributor for fiber optic cabling: The small distributor TOC ODB 68 distributes and protects fiber optic connections both indoors and outdoors.
The range of applications extends from building cabling with FTTH networks, mobile radio or industrial applications and security technology to smart grids. The waterproof housing with protection class IP68 can be mounted on walls and ceilings as well as in the floor and on masts. The round housing shape ensures the minimum bending radius for excess cable and fiber lengths and offers additional space for couplers, attenuators and splitters for WDM and FTTH applications. As a pure splice housing, the distributor can accommodate up to four splice cassettes with twelve splices each. Four inputs lead cables from 4 to 13 mm into the interior. Bundle overlengths can be stored in the housing. In the 'Ticnet' version, the distributor can be used for pre-assembled Ticnet fiber optic lines with various fiber optic couplings. For this purpose, the Ticnet configurator is supplemented with a special adapter with which the fiber optic line can be screwed to the distributor in a torsion-free, dustproof and watertight manner.
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