Horizontal Enclosure 48 core

Product Overview:

A horizontal enclosure with 48 cores is a housing unit used for organizing and protecting fiber optic splices and connections. Here's an overview of its features:

1. Core Capacity: The enclosure has a capacity for splicing up to 48 fiber optic cores, accommodating multiple optical fibers for connectivity in a network.

2. Horizontal Design: The enclosure typically features a horizontal orientation, making it suitable for installations where rack space is available or where a horizontal mounting configuration is preferred.

3. Material: The enclosure is constructed from durable materials such as metal or plastic, providing strength and resilience to protect the optical fibers from environmental factors and physical damage.

4. Mounting Options: The enclosure may include options for rack mounting, either in standard 19-inch racks or in other types of equipment racks commonly used in data centers, telecommunications facilities, and equipment rooms.

5. Accessibility: It is designed for easy access to the interior for installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting purposes. Some enclosures feature sliding trays or removable covers for convenient access to the splicing area.

6. Fiber Management: The enclosure includes features for proper fiber management, such as splice trays, cable routing guides, and strain relief, facilitating organized and efficient fiber routing and splicing.

7. Sealing: The enclosure is typically equipped with sealing gaskets or O-rings to ensure a tight seal, preventing moisture, dust, and other contaminants from entering the enclosure and damaging the optical fibers.

8. Compatibility: The enclosure is compatible with various types of fiber optic cables, connectors, and splicing methods, ensuring flexibility and compatibility with different network configurations.

9. Applications: Horizontal enclosures with 48 cores are commonly used in indoor telecommunications installations, data centers, equipment rooms, and other indoor environments where rack-mounted fiber management solutions are required.