Fibre optic splice enclosure DeLOCK 67008 Black Metal 482x220x44mm

The DeLOCK 67008 fibre optic splice enclosure is a pre-assembled, rack-mountable box designed for organized and secure fibre optic splicing in buildings. Constructed from black metal and sized for a 19" rack, it provides protection and neat cable management for spliced connections. The enclosure includes a pull-out front panel that allows access to both sides of the couplers without removing the cover.

Advantages

This splice enclosure arrives pre-fitted with 24 pigtails and 12 SC Duplex couplers, reducing installation time and simplifying on-site splicing. Its 482 x 220 x 44 mm metal housing offers durable protection and compatibility with standard 19" racks. The drawer-style front panel facilitates safe and convenient access to splice cassettes while maintaining cable organization.

Suitable for

• Setting up fibre optic patching and splicing in commercial or residential buildings
• 19" rack installations where space-efficient 1U mounting is required
• Environments requiring pre-assembled splice cassettes for faster deployment

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 67008
• EAN: 4043619670086
• Material: Metal (black)
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 482 x 220 x 44 mm
• Rack compatibility: 19"
• Couplers: 12 × SC Duplex
• Pigtails: 24 pre-installed

How to use

Mount the enclosure in a standard 19" rack and route incoming and outgoing fibre cables through the designated cable entries. Use the pull-out front panel to access the splice cassette area. Perform fusion or mechanical splicing as required: the 24 pigtails are already inserted in the cassette, so splice each incoming fibre to an available pigtail, then secure and manage excess fibre within the cassette to prevent bending or strain. Connect external patch cords to the SC Duplex couplers after splicing is complete.

Recommendations

Handle fibres with appropriate ESD precautions and use proper fusion splicing tools; maintain bend radius limits for all fibres and secure cables to avoid mechanical stress. Verify connector types and polarity before finalising connections.