48 Fiber Splice Tray Grey for Fiber Network Organization and Protection

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Product Description

48 Fiber Splice Tray Grey for Fiber Network Organization and Protection

48 Fiber Splice Tray

A 48-fiber splice tray is a fundamental component in fiber optic networks designed for the organization, protection, and management of spliced optical fibers. It is a critical element within closures, cabinets, and optical distribution frames (ODFs).

Its core function is to house and protect up to 48 individual fusion splices. It provides a structured pathway for organizing incoming and outgoing fiber ribbons or loose tubes.

Splice Tray Application

Premise wiring
Voice/Data
Local Area Networks
FTTH

Key Features of Fiber Splice Tray

Houses and protects up to 48 individual fusion splices. Securely holds splice sleeves in dedicated slots, shielding fragile fusion points from mechanical stress, dust, and moisture.
Provides structured pathways for organizing fiber ribbons or loose tubes. Features guides, spools, and radius limiters to maintain proper bend radius (>37.5mm) to prevent signal loss and fiber damage.
Designed with specific areas to coil and store slack fiber for future maintenance, re-splicing, or testing operations.
48-fiber capacity achieved through stackable or multi-layer design (e.g., 6 layers of 8 fibers) for high-density packing while maintaining organization.
Engineered for easy mounting in various equipment including:
- Fiber Distribution Hubs (FDHs) / Cabinets
- Optical Distribution Frames (ODFs)
- Splice Closures

General Specification

Parameter/Feature	Description
Core Function	Protect and organize up to 48 fusion or mechanical splices.
Key Parameter	48-fiber capacity with a guaranteed bend radius > 30mm.
Key Feature	Integrated splice holders and fiber management spools for slack storage.
Material	Durable, flame-retardant engineering plastic ABS
Design	Modular, stackable, with a clear snap-on lid for easy access.
Primary Use	Splicing within Fiber Distribution Hubs (FDH), closures, and terminals.
Network Role	FTTx infrastructure, connecting feeder cables to distribution drops.