Splice boxes, termination boxes & accessories
Comprehensive selection of splice boxes & trays for your fiber optic network
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Item no. 53100.3
Crimp splice protector for arc splices, (min. PPU 15/ package 150pcs)Item no. 53100.32
Crimp arc splice protection, Telekom approvedItem no. 53100.21
Spliceholder for 12 arc splicesItem no. 53100.8
Splice holder for 6 x arc splices with shrink tube, blackItem no. VSB-A-GR
Splice box sliding version 1U without front panel, unequipped, greyItem no. 53705.1V3
Industrial Splice housing for DIN Rail without front panel RAL7035Item no. VSB-FP-12SC-S
Front panel 12 x SC Simplex/E2000® Simplex/MTRJ/LC Duplex, greyItem no. 53100.22
Spliceholder for 12 arc splicesItem no. 53603.1
Compact splice dist. set RAL7035,W=265 x H=150 x D=55mmItem no. 53705.3V2B
Front plate for 6 x SC-S, LC-D, E2000® with 2.8mm mounting holesItem no. 53603.4
Distribution Plate, RAL7035 6 SC spx or 6 LC quad AdaptersItem no. 53100.91-100
Splice Heat Shrink, transparent, length: 45mm, PU 100Item no. 53704.1
FO mini splice distributor plasticItem no. VSB-FP-12SC-D-V
Front panel 12 x SC Duplex/LC Quad vertical, greyItem no. 53100.10
Splice cassette Pro incl. holders for 2x12 crimp splicesItem no. 53026.1-100
Dust cover plastic black for E2000®/SC simplex/LC-Duplex, PU 100Item no. 53604.4V2
Distribution Plate 24 SC-Duplex for Wall Distributor 53604.1V2 (32cm)Item no. 53605.5V2
Distribution Plate 12 ST for Mini Wall Distributor 53605.1V2Item no. 53703.1
Splice holder for 5 splices for Micro-splice boxFunction of splice boxes in fiber optic networks
Splice boxes with high availability thanks to in-house production
Ask for special variants, e.g. OM4 and OS2 mixed or RJ45 keystones combined with SC adapters. Our manufacturing will find the right solution for you.
Areas of application for splice boxes
Especially in data centers with a high number of connections, splice boxes are essential to ensure easy management and scalability of connections. Boxes maintain organised cable management and secure and redundant cabling.
In offices, splice boxes serve as central hubs for network connections between departments, to facilitate maintenance and troubleshooting. The boxes ensure an organised cable structure and contribute to an aesthetic working environment. They also help to protect the network from unauthorised access.
Varieties of splice boxes
- 19-inch splice boxes: Splice boxes in 19" format are the most common. The standard size fits into standardised racks and network cabinets and therefore enables seamless integration into existing network infrastructures.
- Dome Splice Closure: These are often used for aerial or buried applications. They have a dome-like structure with gasket-sealed access ports for cable entry and exit.
- Vertical Closure: Vertical closures are suitable for applications with limited lateral space. They have a vertical orientation, which allows them to be installed in confined areas.
- Horizontal Closure: These closures are installed horizontally and are often used in wall-mounted or rack-mounted configurations.
- Splice Housing for DIN Rail: These closures are used in long fibre optic cable runs where splices are required to repair or extend the network.
- Inline Splice ClosureInline Splice Sleeeves are designed for use in long-distance fiber optic cable runs where splicing is necessary to repair or extend the network.
- Fiber Distribution Hub (FDH): FDH closures are used in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) networks to distribute fiber optic connections to multiple households. They often include a splitter for signal distribution.
Structure of an assembeld splice box
Splice boxes from EFB-Elektronik: your advantages
- Environmental Protection: Splice boxes are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
- Durability: They are typically built to last and protect the splices from physical damage, increasing the longevity of the network.
- Scalability: Splice boxes can accommodate multiple fiber optic cables, enabling easy expansion of the network as needed.
- Fiber Management: They aid in the organisation and proper routing of fiber cables, reducing the risk of signal loss due to improper cable management.