The split repair coupling for 14 mm microduct is a reliable solution designed for the quick repair of damaged sections of microduct infrastructure and for permanently joining microducts without the need to remove the fiber optic cable already installed inside. Thanks to its well-designed split construction, installation is quick and convenient, even in hard-to-reach locations and during service work on existing infrastructure.
The DRK DB 14 model has been designed for fiber optic installations where tightness, durability, and connection reliability are essential. The split sealing system allows the coupling to be easily fitted over a damaged section of microduct, while the use of a silicone insert and detachable locking covers ensures effective protection against water, moisture, and gases. In addition, the design reinforces the repaired area, increasing the mechanical strength of the microduct.
The coupling is suitable for both fault repairs and for the modernization and expansion of FTTH, FTTx, and other fiber optic networks using microduct infrastructure. It can also be used as a gas-tight coupling, ensuring a high level of sealing throughout the entire system.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
Type: Split repair coupling
Model: DRK DB 14
Purpose: Repairing and joining microducts
Microduct diameter: 14 mm
Sealing: Silicone insert with detachable locking cover system
Tightness: Watertight and gas-tight
Applications: FTTH networks, FTTx networks, fiber optic microduct infrastructure, repairs and modernization of telecommunications installations
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