Digitus Fiber optic crimp splice protection 150-pack telecom approval TS0338/96 Silver

Digitus Fiber optic crimp splice protection provides mechanical, thermal and environmental protection for spliced optical fibers. Supplied in a 150‑piece pack with telecom approval TS0338/96, the silver crimp protectors are compact and designed to secure 900 µm secondary‑coated fibers in splice cassettes, enclosures and closures. With dimensions of 30 mm length, 1.2 mm width and 3.3 mm height, these protectors resist crushing, pulling and puncturing while enabling quick on‑site installation and long‑term stability.

Advantages

The crimp splice protectors offer reliable mechanical fixation through a precise crimping process, ensuring permanent retention of the 900 µm fiber coating. Their compact design fits standard splice cassettes and distributors with limited space. They provide good thermal and climatic resistance for use in closed and open environments and reduce the risk of damage from tension, vibration and micromovements. The pack of 150 pieces supports efficient field work and fast installation.

Suitable for

• Splice cassettes and 19" distribution panels
• Floor-standing and wall-mounted fiber enclosures
• FTTH and building cabling installations
• Data center fiber management and splice closures

Key specifications

• Brand: DIGITUS
• Model / MPN: DN-CSP-150
• EAN: 4016032504948
• Pack quantity: 150 pieces
• Material / color: silver
• Dimensions: 30 mm (length) × 1.2 mm (width) × 3.3 mm (height)
• Suitable for 900 µm secondary coating fibers
• Telecom approval: TS0338/96

How to use

After completing the fiber splice, position the 900 µm secondary‑coated fiber into the crimp splice protector so that the splice sits inside the protective sleeve. Use an appropriate crimping tool to compress the protector at the marked crimp point until the fiber is securely held. Place the protected splice into the splice cassette, enclosure or closure and route the fibers according to the installation layout. Ensure the crimp is correct and the splice is not subject to excessive bending radii.

Recommendations

Use a compatible fiber crimp tool and verify the crimp quality before final installation. Store protectors in a dry environment and avoid exposing crimped splices to repeated mechanical stress or sharp bending to maintain long‑term performance.