FHD 1U 144 Core Optical Fiber Distribution Frame
Fully equipped with 4 FHD wiring boxes or adapter panels, 1U space up to 144 LC fiber wiring, with detachable cable manager to support front and rear cable management.
Specification ofFHD 1U 144 Core Optical Fiber Distribution Frame
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Chassis Height |
1U |
Number of Cores |
Maximum 144 cores (LC) or 1152 cores (MTP®-24) |
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Product Type |
removable |
Installation Standards |
Standard EIA 19 inch rack rail mounting |
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Body Material |
Cold rolled steel + antistatic coating |
D Ring Material |
Plastic (PC), UL 94V-2 |
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Size (HxWxD) |
44x483x227mm |
Collocation |
FHD wiring box or adapter panel |
To meet clients' increasing demand, PHXFIBER,as one of the professional fiber optic companies,has built three facilities that are located in Zhongshan city and Shandong province.
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