1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
  • 1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
  • 1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
  • 1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
  • 1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A
  • 1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A

1×2 PLC Splitter LGX Cassette SC/APC Singlemode G652D/G657A

Compact 1x2 PLC fiber splitter in LGX cassette form for singlemode G652D/G657A. Default SC/APC connector; LC/FC/ST & UPC/APC available on request.
  • 1x2 split ratio—ideal for point-to-point optical distribution.

  • LGX cassette housing for compact rack or panel integration.

  • Supports singlemode G652D or G657A fibers.

  • Default: SC/APC connector with pre-terminated pigtail.

  • Optional connectors: LC, FC, ST / polish: UPC or APC.

  • Excellent optical performance: low insertion loss and high return loss.

What is a 1x2 LGX Cassette Fiber Splitter?

A 1x2 LGX cassette fiber splitter is a device with a 1x2 split ratio, housed in an LGX cassette for easy rack or panel integration. It supports G652D and G657A single - mode fibers, has a default SC/APC connector with a pre - terminated pigtail, offers connector and polish customization, and provides excellent optical performance.

1x2 LGX Cassette Fiber Splitter Specification parameters

Package StyleLGX BoxConfiguration Type1x2
Fiber GradeG.657A1Fiber ModeSinglemode
Connector TypeSC/APCSplit RatioSymmetrical
Insertion Loss≤ 4.0dBReturn Loss≥ 55dB
Loss Uniformity≤ 0.4dBDirectivity≥ 55dB
Polarization Dependent Loss≤ 0.2dBTemperature Dependent Loss≤ 0.5dB
Wavelength Dependent Loss≤ 0.3dBOperating Bandwidth1260~1650nm
Dimensions (HxWxD)1.14"x5.12"x5.00" (29x130x127mm)TemperatureOperating -40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F)
 Storage -40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F)

Product Structure & Composition

Optical Splitting Core: The PLC-based core splits the input signal from one port into two outputs with consistent accuracy and signal integrity.

LGX Cassette Housing: This compact cassette protects the core, fits standard racks/panels for seamless integration, and shields against dust and physical damage.

Connectors and Pigtail: Default SC/APC with 2.0mm single-mode pigtail (G652D/G657A) reduces back-reflection for high return loss; other connector types (LC, FC, ST) and polish options (UPC/APC) are available on request.

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Benefits of  1x2 LGX Cassette Fiber Splitter

Ideal for Point - to - Point Distribution

The 1x2 split ratio is highly effective for point - to - point optical distribution. In scenarios where an optical signal needs to be directed to two specific endpoints, such as connecting a central office to two remote nodes in a telecom network or splitting the signal to two different devices in a local area network, this splitter ensures precise and efficient signal distribution.

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Compact and Space - saving Integration

The LGX cassette housing allows for easy and space - saving integration into racks or panels. In data centers, telecom central offices, or other network installations where space is at a premium, the compact size of the LGX cassette enables more efficient use of available space. It can be neatly installed in a standard rack or panel, reducing clutter and facilitating better cable management.

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Connector and Polish Customization

The availability of different connector types and polish options provides flexibility in network deployment. Whether the existing network infrastructure uses LC - based high - density cabling, FC connectors for high - performance connections, or ST connectors for quick - connect applications, the splitter can be customized to meet these requirements. The choice between UPC and APC polish also allows for optimization of signal performance based on the specific application needs.

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Excellent Optical Performance

With low insertion loss and high return loss, the splitter ensures high - quality optical signal distribution. Low insertion loss means that the optical signal loses minimal power as it passes through the splitter, while high return loss prevents signal reflections that could disrupt the overall signal quality. This results in stable and reliable data transmission across the two split paths.

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Engineering Applications  1x2 LGX Cassette Fiber Splitter

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In central offices and FTTx networks

the 1x2 LGX cassette splitter distributes a single OLT signal to two subscribers or feeder paths with low insertion loss and excellent uniformity. Its standard LGX footprint allows quick installation in 19″ shelves, supporting EPON, GPON, and XG-PON across the 1260–1650 nm band, making it a compact first‑stage splitting solution for greenfield and upgrade projects.

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In data centers and enterprise LANs

this splitter enables signal duplication for active monitoring, load balancing, or dual‑path redundancy. The plug‑and‑play cassette saves rack space, and front‑panel access permits fast reconfiguration without disturbing adjacent fibers, reducing downtime and maintenance costs in high‑density environments.

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For CATV headends and private corporate networks

the splitter evenly distributes broadcast video or centralized services to multiple areas or backup receivers. High return loss and low PDL ensure signal integrity, while Telcordia‑compliant construction guarantees reliability in campus, hospital, and banking installations where uninterrupted service is critical.

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In field testing and network surveillance

the splitter taps a small portion of live optical power for performance analysis or troubleshooting without service interruption. The rugged metal cassette withstands temperatures from -40°C to 85°C, suiting both indoor equipment rooms and outdoor cabinets, and serves as either a permanent network element or a portable test fixture for carrier‑grade maintenance.

Shipping & Packaging

Please contact the sales manager for specific shipping costs

Product Comparison:

Feature / Dimension1×2 LGX Cassette PLC Splitter1×2 ABS Box PLC Splitter
Housing / PackageStandardized metal cassette (aluminum or steel frame)Compact thermoplastic (ABS) housing
Typical Dimensions (H×W×D)1.14″ × 5.12″ × 5.00″ (29 × 130 × 127 mm)Much smaller, typically ~4×4×1 cm for 1×2 (varies by manufacturer)
Mounting / InstallationSlides into standard LGX-compatible 19″ racks, ODF frames, or wall-mount enclosuresFlexible mounting with tie-points or screws; fits into FAT boxes, FDB enclosures, pole-mounted CTO boxes
Front Panel InterfaceFront-panel LC/SC/FC/ST adapter ports for easy patchingTypically pigtails or adapter ports (varies by design); no front-panel access
Typical ApplicationsIndoor structured cabling: central office ODF racks, 19″ data center cabinets, MDU communication roomsOutdoor FTTH distribution: pole-mounted FAT/CTO boxes, compact FDB enclosures, rural ODN deployment
Insertion Loss (typical)≤ 4.0 dB≤ 4.0 dB (identical PLC chip)
Return Loss≥ 55 dB≥ 55 dB (identical)
Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL)≤ 0.2 dB≤ 0.2 dB (identical)
Split Ratio Options1×2 (also available in 1×4, 1×8, 1×16, 1×32, 1×64)1×2 (also available in 1×4, 1×8, 1×16, 1×32)
Relative CostHigher (metal cassette, rack-compatible form factor)Lower (plastic housing, simpler packaging)
Maintenance & ReconfigurationHot-swappable; easy module replacement without disrupting other cablesRequires opening the enclosure; less convenient for frequent changes

1x2 LGX Cassette Fiber Splitter  Selection Guide

Installation Instructions

Pre-installation Inspection

Visually check the cassette for damage, ensure the SC/APC connector and ferrule are clean and debris‑free, verify the pigtail has no kinks or cuts, and confirm port labels are clear.

Installation in the Rack or Panel

Insert the cassette into an available slot, align it properly, and secure it with screws or locking mechanisms if required.

Fiber Connection

Connect the input fiber (SC/APC) to the input port, then connect the two output fibers to their respective ports. Label all connections clearly for future maintenance.

Testing

Measure insertion loss at each output with an optical power meter and compare to specifications. If values are too high, re‑check connections, clean connectors, and inspect for damage. Also verify return loss meets standards.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Frequently Asked Questions & Quick Inquiry

1x2 LGX Cassette Fiber Splitter  FAQ

Q1: What fiber types are supported by this product?

A1: It supports singlemode G652D and G657A fibers, ideal for long-distance and low-loss transmission.

Q2: What connectors are available by default and for customization?

A2: The default is SC/APC, but LC, FC, ST connectors and UPC/APC polish types can be customized.

Q3: What is the split ratio of this PLC splitter?

A3: This is a 1x2 PLC splitter, dividing one input signal into two outputs.

Q4: Is this cassette compatible with rack or patch panels?

A4: Yes, the LGX cassette design fits standard distribution frames and fiber panels.

Q5: What warranty and custom services are provided?

A5: We offer a 2-year warranty, 3-month free return for quality issues, and OEM/ODM customization of connectors, polishing, and fiber lengths.

What is the significance of the APC polish in the default SC/APC connector?

The APC (Angled Physical Contact) polish in the SC/APC connector is significant because it helps to reduce back - reflection of the optical signal. In optical networks, back - reflection can cause signal degradation and interference. By reducing back - reflection, the APC polish improves the return loss of the connection, ensuring a more stable and reliable optical signal transmission. This is especially important in long - distance or high - performance optical links.

Can the 1x2 LGX cassette fiber splitter be used in a high - humidity environment?

The 1x2 LGX cassette fiber splitter is designed to operate in normal indoor environments. In high - humidity environments, additional protective measures may be required. High humidity can potentially cause moisture ingress into the splitter, which could affect the performance of the optical components. It is advisable to install the splitter in a well - ventilated and moisture - controlled enclosure or use a splitter with enhanced moisture - resistant features if it is to be used in a high - humidity environment.

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