
PLC optical splitter
Provide split ratio, connector polish, housing format and insertion-loss budget. Detailed attenuation tables on request.
Specifications & RFQ options ↗Optical cable, passive distribution and termination components — specified for your actual deployment.
PLC / SPLITTERS
ODN / PROTECTION
CONNECTIVITYReal product photos · Reference configurations
01 / COMPONENTS
Select a category or search by specification. Items shown are generic reference families; verified datasheets and models come with the quotation.

Provide split ratio, connector polish, housing format and insertion-loss budget. Detailed attenuation tables on request.
Specifications & RFQ options ↗Mounting & tray layout
Confirm mounting, port capacity, outdoor sealing needs and splitter tray arrangement before selecting an enclosure.
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Specify cable entry/exit, splice count, route and mounting. Weatherproof and materials data depend on the confirmed unit.
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Fiber class, mechanical span, strength member, drum length and sheath construction are selected against installation conditions.
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Request round or flat profile, support wire configuration, jacket rating, fiber class and required reel lengths.
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Confirm connector end faces, length, singlemode fiber, testing threshold and cable jacket. Match each connector to its own mating port; never directly mate APC with UPC. Hybrid LC/UPC-to-SC/APC cords can be specified when each port matches.
Specifications & RFQ options ↗Reference specification guides · English
Full specification catalogue ↗Product photos show the typical appearance of each family. Exact model, configuration, price and documents are confirmed in each quotation.
02 / PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE
A professional RFQ describes the network. We ask for the fields that determine cable construction, distribution capacity and interface compatibility before quoting.
Specification guide only. Model-specific technical documents are confirmed with the quotation.
EARLY STAGE BOM TOOL
Estimate endpoint and splitter quantities for a conceptual network. Cable lengths, box quantities, PON ports and commercial pricing need a route survey and engineering validation.
Distribution boxes, closures, feeder cable and drop cable require route length, distribution topology and local installation parameters.
Turn this into an RFQ brief →FIELD REFERENCE
Real installation photographs are supporting context. Product photographs above show the actual appearance of different optical equipment families. Exact model and variant are confirmed in the quotation.



PROJECT QUESTIONS
Prepare a clear project RFQ and confirm the details for your network.
The six reference families are PLC optical splitters, fiber distribution boxes, splice closures, aerial and outdoor optical cable, FTTH drop cable, and patch cords and adapters.
Use the project RFQ form with your company, project country and business email. Include the product families, quantities, technical specifications and delivery destination you need. Exact configurations and commercial terms are checked for the quotation.
Yes. Combine cable, passive ODN hardware and termination accessories in one project RFQ. List the quantity and specification for each family so the requirements can be checked together for the quotation.
Specify the split ratio, package type such as ABS, mini or cassette, fiber type, connector format and APC or UPC polish, pigtail length, operating wavelength and required optical performance. Include any mounting or dimension limits so the technical configuration can be checked the exact configuration.
Never directly mate APC and UPC endfaces at one interface. A hybrid LC/UPC-to-SC/APC patch cord is possible when each end matches its own equipment port. Specify both ends independently, plus fiber grade, diameter, length and quantity.
Each quotation states the exact model, configuration, price and the documents available for that item. Product photos show the typical appearance of each family; the final specification follows the confirmed quotation.
PROJECT INQUIRY
An RFQ with even approximate quantities is more useful than a broad catalogue request. Use this tool to prepare a structured brief for your quotation.
We use your details to respond to your inquiry. Keep the confirmation reference after sending. If delivery cannot be confirmed, keep your RFQ draft and contact us for help.
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