86*86mm Wall Mounted Faceplate 2 Ports With SC/UPC  Adapter Fiber Optic Termination Box

A Fiber Optic Terminal Socket (also commonly known as a Fiber Optic Outlet (FOO), Fiber Jack, or Fiber Wall Plate) is a passive optical network device that serves as the critical endpoint or user access point in a structured fiber optic cabling system. Its primary function is to provide a secure, protected, and standardized interface for terminating the building’s fixed fiber optic cable and enabling easy, repeated connection/disconnection of customer premises equipment (CPE), such as an Optical Network Terminal (ONT), media converter, or fiber optic router, via a factory-terminated patch cord.

Specification:

Features:

1.1 Protection: Shields the fragile fiber splices and connectors from dust, physical damage, and excessive bending.

1.2 Standardization: Provides a consistent, universal interface (e.g., LC/APC) for end-users, simplifying installation and support.

1.3 Aesthetics & Organization: Offers a neat, in-wall installation similar to electrical outlets, eliminating loose cables and splices.

1.4 Performance Maintenance: High-quality sockets minimize insertion loss and back reflection, ensuring the optical signal meets network specifications.

1.5 Flexibility: Allows for easy reconfiguration or testing of the customer’s equipment without disturbing the permanent cable plant.

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Application:

2.1 FTTH / FTTP (Fiber to the Home/Premises): The final socket inside a subscriber’s home where the ONT is connected.

2.2 Enterprise Networks: In offices, data centers, and campuses at workstation outlets or equipment rooms.

2.3 MDUs (Multi-Dwelling Units): Apartments, hotels, and hospitals where individual units require fiber access.

2.4 5G Small Cell Backhaul: Terminal points for connecting network equipment.