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Fiber Tube Splitter RT-24P for Up to 24 Fiber Tubes from Line Cable
The RT-24P Fiber Tube Splitter is specifically designed for efficient fiber management, allowing seamless splitting and protection of up to 24 fiber tubes from a single line cable. It is compatible with OR-5 1U and OR-8 3U organizers, providing robust protection and a streamlined solution for managing fiber cables within structured networks.
This splitter facilitates the secure routing of fiber tubes from the main cable, arranging them in a cascading layout from the splitter to designated storage racks, tube reserves, or distribution frames at signal distribution points. With this configuration, the RT-24P helps ensure optimal fiber organization and minimizes the risk of tube damage during cable management and deployment.
Key Features:
Compatibility: Designed for use with OR-5 1U and OR-8 3U organizers, making it suitable for structured fiber networks where space and organization are critical.
High Capacity: Supports up to 24 fiber tubes, enabling efficient management of multiple fiber strands within a single line cable.
Cable Diameter Range: Equipped with a secure gland (grommet), it accommodates fiber cables with diameters ranging from 9 mm to 14 mm, providing a tight seal that protects the cable from external factors and maintains structural integrity.
Central Mounting for FRP Rod: The central mounting element is designed for an FRP rod made of Kevlar, which reduces strain on the fiber cable and prevents harmful bending or stress. This setup enhances long-term durability and minimizes the risk of signal loss due to physical fiber damage.
Benefits:
The RT-24P splitter is a practical solution for anyone managing fiber networks, offering a structured way to split and route fiber cables within network distribution points. With its high capacity, secure construction, and ability to maintain fiber tube integrity, it is ideal for telecommunications providers, data centers, and enterprise networks aiming to maintain organized, damage-resistant fiber infrastructure.
