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PLC Splitter | 1xN, 2xN, Bare Fiber, Module, Cassette, Rack-Mount

PLC Splitters – Precision Optical Splitting for FTTH & PON Networks

High-quality PLC splitters – 1×2 to 1×64 and 2×2 to 2×64, bare fiber, module, cassette, LGX, and rack-mount packaging. Low insertion loss, high uniformity, G.652D/G.657A fiber, UPC/APC connectors. Factory-tested with test reports. OEM/ODM available.

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What is PLC Splitter?

A PLC splitter (Planar Lightwave Circuit splitter) is a passive optical device that splits an incoming optical signal into multiple output signals with minimal loss. Unlike traditional fused biconical taper (FBT) splitters, PLC splitters use semiconductor manufacturing technology to create precise waveguide circuits on a silica glass substrate, enabling accurate and uniform splitting ratios across all output ports. This makes PLC splitters the preferred choice for FTTH/PON networks, data centers, and telecom distribution systems. YRTFIBER offers a full range of PLC splitters in 1×N and 2×N configurations, with bare fiber, module, cassette, and rack‑mount packaging options to meet diverse network requirements.

PLC Splitter Types

  • Bare Fiber PLC Splitter – Unpackaged splitter with input and output fiber pigtails. Ideal for integration into ODFs, splice closures, and custom enclosures. Available in 1×2 to 1×64 and 2×2 to 2×64 configurations.

  • Module PLC Splitter (Mini Type) – Compact stainless steel or plastic housing with input and output pigtails. Designed for FTTH distribution boxes, terminal boxes, and limited‑space installations.

  • Cassette PLC Splitter – Rack‑mountable cassette with adapter panels on the front (output ports) and a pigtail or connectorized input on the rear. Ideal for ODF and equipment room patching.

  • Rack‑Mount PLC Splitter – 19‑inch rack‑mount chassis with multiple splitter modules, available in 1U, 2U, or custom heights. Suitable for central office and data center high‑density applications.

  • LGX PLC Splitter – Standard LGX‑compatible cassette format for easy integration into existing LGX‑style patch panels and enclosures.

  • Custom PLC Splitters – Any splitting ratio, fiber type, connector type, packaging, and length available upon request. OEM/ODM welcome.

Key Specifications

  • Splitting ratios: 1×2 to 1×64, 2×2 to 2×64

  • Fiber types: G.652D (singlemode), G.657A (bend‑insensitive), OM1–OM5 (multimode on request)

  • Connector options: LC, SC, FC, ST (UPC or APC polish), or bare pigtails

  • Operating wavelength: 1260nm – 1650nm (broadband)

  • Insertion loss: ≤ 4.0 dB (1×4), ≤ 7.5 dB (1×8), ≤ 10.5 dB (1×16), ≤ 14.0 dB (1×32), ≤ 17.5 dB (1×64) – typical values, lower on request

  • Uniformity: ≤ 0.8 dB

  • Return loss: ≥ 50 dB (UPC) / ≥ 55 dB (APC)

  • PDL (Polarization Dependent Loss): ≤ 0.2 dB

  • Operating temperature: -40 to 85°C

  • Packaging options: Bare fiber, mini module, cassette, LGX, 1U/2U rack‑mount


Typical Applications

  • FTTH/FTTx passive optical networks (PON, GPON, EPON)

  • Telecom central office and distribution frame splitting

  • Data center optical distribution and monitoring

  • CATV and video signal distribution

  • Test and measurement equipment signal routing

Why Choose YRTFIBER?

  • 15+ years of experience, 4M+ fiber‑km annual capacity

  • Precision PLC chip technology with low insertion loss and high uniformity

  • 100% factory tested – each splitter comes with IL/RL test reports

  • Virgin Corning / Yangtze compatible fiber

  • Factory pricing – 10–20% more competitive

  • 7–15 working days lead time

  • 3‑year warranty + free engineering support

  • OEM/ODM available – custom ratios, packaging, connectors, and lengths

Ordering Process

  1. Inquiry with splitting ratio, fiber type, connector type (if required), packaging type, length

  2. Quote within 24 h (proforma invoice + lead time + freight)

  3. 30% deposit + confirm connector / marking details

  4. Production with in‑process photos/videos

  5. FAT + balance – IL/RL test reports reviewed before shipment

  6. Shipping and after‑sales support

Certifications & Standards

  • ISO 9001 / ISO 14001

  • ITU‑T G.652D, G.657A

  • Telcordia GR‑1209 / GR‑1221

  • RoHS, REACH, CE

  • UL / CPR on request

Packaging & Shipping

  • Individual PE bags or ESD‑safe packaging with protective caps

  • Clear labeling with splitting ratio, fiber type, connector, and test data

  • Carton packaging for safe transport

  • Customized packaging available for OEM orders

Frequently Asked Questions

  • PLC vs FBT splitter – what's the difference? PLC splitters use semiconductor waveguide technology for precise, uniform splitting across all ports, ideal for high‑channel‑count applications. FBT splitters use fused fiber tapering, which is more cost‑effective for low split ratios (1×2, 1×4) but less uniform for higher counts.

  • What splitting ratio should I choose? The ratio depends on your network design – 1×4, 1×8, and 1×16 are common for residential FTTH; 1×32 and 1×64 are used for higher‑density deployments. 2×N splitters provide redundancy or dual‑feed capabilities.

  • Bare fiber, module, or cassette – which packaging is best? Bare fiber is for integration into custom enclosures; mini modules are for compact distribution boxes; cassettes and rack‑mount units are for ODF and equipment room patching. Choose based on your installation environment.

  • UPC or APC connector? APC (angled) offers lower return loss and is preferred for PON and analog video applications; UPC is standard for most digital networks.

  • MOQ? From 10 pieces; best pricing from 500 pieces.

  • Warranty? 3‑year on materials and workmanship.

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