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1×32 PLC Fiber Splitter – ABS Enclosure, Singlemode G652D/G657A, SC/APC Default with Custom Options
1x32 configuration for high-density optical signal distribution
ABS box enclosure for compact, durable, and secure installation
Default connector: SC/APC with 2.0mm pigtail
Customization available: LC/SC/ST/FC and UPC/APC upon request
Singlemode G652D and G657A fiber supported
Low insertion loss, high return loss, excellent uniformity
What is 1x32 LGX Box-Type Fiber Splitter
The 1x32 LGX Box - Type PLC Fiber Optic Splitter is a high - performance device engineered for efficient optical signal distribution in modern fiber - optic networks. Its design and features make it a top choice for applications such as Fiber - to - the - Home (FTTH) and Passive Optical Network (PON) deployments.
1x32 LGX Box-Type Fiber Splitter Specification parameters
- Specification parameters
- OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS
| Package Style | ABS Module | Configuration Type | 1x32 |
| Fiber Type | G.657A1 | Operating Wavelength | 1260~1650nm |
| Connector Type | SC/APC | Split Ratio | Symmetrical |
| Input/Output Fiber Diameter | 2.0mm | Input/Output Fiber Length | 1.5m |
| Insertion Loss | ≤ 16.9dB | Insertion Loss Uniformity | ≤ 1.5dB |
| Return Loss | ≥ 55dB | Directivity | ≥ 55dB |
| Polarization Dependent Loss | ≤ 0.3dB | Fiber Mode | Singlemode |
| Wavelength Dependent Loss | ≤ 0.5dB | Temperature Dependent Loss | < 0.5dB |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 0.71"x4.72"x3.15" (18x120x80mm) | Temperature | Operating -40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F) Storage -40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F) |
Product Structure & Composition
Optical Splitting Core
PLC‑based core splits the input signal into 32 outputs with consistent accuracy and signal integrity.
ABS Box Enclosure
Compact ABS housing protects the core, fits standard enclosures, and shields against environmental factors.
Connectors and Pigtails
Default SC/APC with 2.0mm single‑mode pigtails (G652D/G657A); other connector types and polish options available on request.
Benefits of 1x32 LGX Box-Type Fiber Splitter
High - density Splitting Ratio
The 1x32 configuration enables the device to split a single optical signal into 32 separate paths. This high - density splitting is crucial for large - scale network deployments where multiple users or endpoints need to be served from a single optical source. In FTTH, it can connect a significant number of households, and in PON, it can efficiently link numerous optical network units (ONUs) to the optical line terminal (OLT).
Compact and Durable ABS Enclosure
Housed in a compact ABS box, the splitter offers a combination of space - saving design and robust protection. The ABS material is known for its durability, safeguarding the internal components from physical impacts, dust, and moisture. This makes the splitter suitable for various installation environments, whether it's in a central network cabinet or a more exposed distribution point.
Standard and Customizable Connectivity
Standardized with SC/APC connectors and 2.0mm pigtails, the splitter ensures reliable and consistent connections. The APC (Angled Physical Contact) polish on the SC connectors helps to minimize back - reflection, improving the return loss. However, recognizing the diverse requirements of different network setups, the splitter also offers extensive customization options. Users can request LC, SC, ST, or FC connectors, along with the choice of UPC (Ultra - Physical Contact) or APC polishing. This flexibility allows for seamless integration into existing network infrastructures.
Superior Performance Metrics
The splitter exhibits low insertion loss, which means that the optical signal loses very little power as it passes through the device. Coupled with high return loss, it effectively reduces signal reflections, ensuring a clean and stable optical signal. Additionally, its excellent uniformity ensures that each of the 32 output channels receives an evenly distributed and consistent optical signal, crucial for maintaining high - quality data transmission across all connected endpoints.
Engineering Applications 1x32 LGX Box-Type Fiber Splitter
Fiber - to - the - Home (FTTH)
In FTTH deployments, the 1x32 LGX Box - Type PLC Fiber Optic Splitter is typically installed in the distribution cabinet near residential areas. It takes the optical signal from the main feeder fiber and splits it into 32 individual fibers, each connecting to a different home. This enables the delivery of high - speed internet, voice, and video services to a large number of households, making it an essential component in building out comprehensive FTTH networks.
Passive Optical Network (PON)
For PON applications, the splitter plays a vital role in connecting multiple ONUs to the OLT. In large - scale PON networks, the 1x32 configuration allows for the efficient distribution of optical signals across a wide area, serving a large number of subscribers. It helps in maintaining high - speed data transfer between the central office and the end - users, ensuring reliable and high - quality network connectivity.
Shipping & Packaging
Product Comparison：
Compared to 1x16 Fiber Splitters vs 1x32 LGX Box - Type PLC Fiber Optic Splitter
| Feature | 1x32 LGX Box - Type PLC Fiber Optic Splitter | 1x16 Fiber Splitter |
|---|---|---|
| Splitting Ratio | 1x32, for higher - density applications | 1x16, suitable for medium - density applications |
| Insertion Loss | Slightly higher due to more split paths, but still optimized for performance | Lower as there are fewer split paths |
| Number of Outputs | 32 output ports | 16 output ports |
| Application Focus | Ideal for large - scale FTTH and PON deployments with a high number of users | Suited for smaller - scale FTTH or PON segments with fewer users |
1x32 LGX Box-Type Fiber Splitter Selection Guide
When choosing between different splitters, consider the scale of your network deployment. If you are planning a large - scale FTTH project in a densely populated area or a major PON expansion with a high number of subscribers, the 1x32 LGX Box - Type PLC Fiber Optic Splitter is the preferred choice. Its high - density splitting ratio can handle the large number of connections required.
However, if your network has a smaller number of users or a lower density of endpoints, a 1x16 or even lower - ratio splitter might be more appropriate. These splitters generally have lower insertion loss due to fewer split paths, which can be beneficial for maintaining signal quality in less - demanding scenarios.
Installation Instructions of 1x32 LGX Box-Type Fiber Splitter
Pre-installation Inspection
Inspect ABS box for damage, SC/APC connectors for clean ferrules and intact polish, pigtails for kinks/cuts, and verify port labels are legible.
Mounting the Splitter
Secure the splitter using the mounting holes in a cabinet or box; ensure it is firmly fixed to prevent movement.
Fiber Connection
Align and insert the input SC/APC connector, then repeat for all 32 output ports, labeling each connection clearly.
Testing
Measure insertion loss and return loss at each output; compare to specifications. If deviations occur, re‑check connections, clean connectors, and inspect for internal damage.
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Factory Real Shot
1. Advanced Production Environment
Our 60000 m² dust‑proof workshop houses 21+ automated lines for single‑core and MPO patch cords, equipped with high‑precision cutters (±0.08 mm), FLC terminators, and UV systems. MES integration ensures consistent daily output of thousands of connectors with full traceability.
2. Micro‑Precision Core Assembly
Core assembly starts with end‑face cutting (±0.5°) and six‑axis fusion splicing (core deviation ≤1 μm), verified by real‑time imaging. Multi‑layer jacketing with LSZH, PVC, or OFNP prepares the interface for subsequent polishing.
3. Automated Polishing & End‑Face Finishing
Robotic polishing lines automatically apply PC, UPC, or APC finishes, achieving mirror‑like end faces. With two 11‑hour shifts, the polishing section produces up to 7.000 connectors per day for final verification.
4. Comprehensive Testing & Environmental Validation
Every patch cord receives 100% inspection: 400× interferometric imaging, particle detection, and OTDR loss measurements. Samples also pass temperature, humidity, and pull‑force tests per IEC/TIA standards, ensuring both optical and mechanical compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions & Quick Inquiry
1x32 LGX Box-Type Fiber Splitter FAQ
Q1: What connectors are available for this PLC splitter?
A1: The default connector is SC/APC. However, we can customize it with LC, FC, ST, and polish types UPC or APC based on your needs.
Q2: Can I customize the connector type and fiber length?
A2: Yes, both the connector type (LC/SC/ST/FC) and pigtail length can be customized for volume orders.
Q3: What fiber types are supported?
A3: It supports G652D and G657A singlemode fibers for long-distance and stable transmission.
Q4: Is this PLC splitter compatible with FTTH networks?
A4: Yes, it's ideal for FTTH, CATV, and Passive Optical Networks (PON).
Q5: Can I get a sample with my custom specifications?
A5: Yes, we offer custom samples. Connector type, polish, and fiber length can all be adjusted. Freight may apply.
Why are SC/APC connectors the default?
SC connectors are widely used in the fiber - optic industry due to their ease of use and compatibility with a large range of network equipment. The APC polish on these connectors is specifically designed to reduce back - reflection. In high - density network applications like FTTH and PON, minimizing back - reflection is crucial for maintaining high - quality optical signal transmission across multiple output channels.
Can the splitter be used outdoors?
While the ABS enclosure provides some protection, the splitter is primarily designed for indoor use. Outdoor environments expose the device to harsh weather conditions, UV radiation, and physical stress. For outdoor applications, additional protective measures such as installing the splitter in a weather - proof enclosure or using a splitter specifically designed for outdoor use would be necessary.
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