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Fiber Optic - OptiBox 4i

Fiber Optic - OptiBox 4i

Fiber Optic - OptiBox 4i

Product catalog summary
Overview
The OptiBox 4i is a fiber optic distribution and termination enclosure designed for industrial applications, particularly in harsh environments. It supports splicing, patching, and integration with passive optical components, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Characteristics
  • Supports up to 4 SC adapters and 12 splices.
  • Features radius-protected fiber overlength storage.
  • Includes 1 cable entry and 2 cable exits, sealed with cable glands.
  • Integrates environment-protected ODC® sockets with 2 fibers each.
  • UV radiation resistant and IP67 rated for outdoor applications.

Applications
  • Automation
  • Traffic control systems
  • Infrastructure cabling
  • Safety engineering
  • Broadcast
  • Wind turbines
  • Base stations for mobile communication (FTTA)
  • Ships, oil and gas platforms

Technical Specifications
  • Dimensions: 150x250x46mm
  • Capacity: 8x LC and LX.5, 4x SC and E-2000TM detachable connections inside; 2x ODC-2 outside
  • Non-detachable connections: 24x with sandwich, 12x heat shrink splice protection
  • Cable entry/exit diameter: 16mm; Cable diameter for glands: 5.5–10mm
  • Material: PC, PC/ABS; Weight: 381g (enclosure), 55g (fiber inlay)
  • Color: RAL 7024 (graphite grey), RAL 9002 (grey white)
  • Ingress protection: IP67; Impact resistance: IK08
  • Temperature resistance: -46° to +81°C
  • Flammability rating: UL 94V-0; Halogen free
  • Chemical resistance: Good; RoHS compliant

Certifications
HUBER+SUHNER is certified according to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO/TS 16949, and IRIS.

Disclaimer
The information provided is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as a warranty or representation of technical specifications or fitness for a particular purpose.
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Fiber Optic - OptiBox 4i-1

Termination enclosure for industrial applications • Radius protected fiber overlength storage • 1 cable entry, 2 cable exits • Cable entry and exits are sealed with cable glands sockets ODC® with 2 fibers each • UV radiation resistant housing • Tight housing for harsh outdoor ^^^^ Excellence in Connectivity Solutions

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Fiber Optic - OptiBox 4i-2

OptiBox 4i OptiBox 4i is a fiber optic distribution and termination enclosure, which is used for splicing, patching or to perform with passive optical components. The straightforward mounting box has its use in various industrial applications where tough environment conditions appear. The enclosure is therefore especially designed for indoor or outdoor deployment whether mounted onto walls or on poles. In order to protect the fibers from bending or environmental influence, conventional loose tube cables as well as breakout and mini-breakout cables or MASTERLINE Quick cable divider can be fastened...

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