Equip 12-Port Fiber Optic Splice Box, SC Duplex, OM3, 1U, Equipped, Black

Dealing with messy fiber splices in a rack can lead to signal degradation and time-consuming troubleshooting. The Equip 12-Port Fiber Optic Splice Box solves this by offering a compact, fully equipped 1U housing for SC Duplex OM3 connections. This splice box comes with six duplex adapters and twelve factory-terminated pigtails already installed, so you can simply mount it, route your cables, and start splicing without sourcing additional components.

Who is it for?

This product is ideal for network engineers, IT administrators, and cabling installers who need a dependable indoor fiber distribution point for data centers and server rooms. It is particularly suited for structured cabling projects where neatness, security, and speed of deployment are essential.

Main features

• Fully equipped: includes 6 x SC Duplex adapters and 12 x SC OM3 pigtails (1.5 m length) for immediate use.
• 12 ports in a 1U 19-inch rack format for space-saving installation.
• OM3 multimode optimized for high-bandwidth 10G applications over short distances.
• Robust steel housing with a black finish for durability and a professional look.
• Integrated splice tray with capacity for up to 24 splices, keeping splices protected and organized.
• Rear cable entry with multiple gland holes simplifies cable routing and strain relief.
• Suitable for indoor environments; compliant with RoHS and REACH.

Specifications

• Product Type: Fiber Optic Splice Box
• Form Factor: 1U Rack Mount (19-inch width)
• Port Capacity: 12 ports
• Connector Type: SC Duplex
• Fiber Type: OM3 Multimode
• Included Adapters: 6 x SC Duplex
• Included Pigtails: 12 x SC (OM3), 1.5 m each
• Splice Tray: Yes, up to 24 splices
• Housing Material: Steel
• Colour: Black
• Cable Entry: Rear
• Application Environment: Indoor
• Compliance: RoHS, REACH

Tips

When mounting the box, ensure proper bend radius for fiber cables and avoid pulling on the pigtails. Label each port to simplify future maintenance and testing. Use strain-relief fasteners at the cable entry point to prevent tension from reaching the spliced fibers.