Fibre Optic Splice Enclosure DeLOCK 67010 Black Metal 482x220x44mm

The DeLOCK 67010 Fibre Optic Splice Enclosure is a pre-assembled, rack-mountable unit designed to organize and protect fiber optic splices in a 19" rack. The metal housing in black measures 482 x 220 x 44 mm and provides a compact, durable enclosure suited for building or data-centre fibre distribution panels. The enclosure comes preloaded with pigtails already inserted in the splice cassette, enabling quick installation and secure cable management.

Advantages

The enclosure includes 24 LC Duplex couplers and 48 pre-terminated pigtails ready for splicing, which reduces onsite preparation time. Its front panel is a pull-out drawer, allowing access to both sides of the couplers without removing the cover. The metal construction offers mechanical protection and stable mounting in a standard 19" rack while the compact 1U height saves rack space.

Suitable for

• FTTx distribution points in buildings
• Data centre fibre interconnections and patching
• Telecommunications rooms and rack-mounted fibre panels
• Environments requiring organized splice management and protection

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 67010
• EAN: 4043619670109
• Form factor: 19" rack-mountable, 1U
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 482 x 220 x 44 mm
• Material: metal (black)
• Connectors: 24 x LC Duplex couplers
• Pigtails: 48 pre-installed for splicing

How to use

Mount the enclosure into a standard 19" rack using the front rack ears. Pull out the front drawer to access the coupler panel and splice cassette. Route incoming and outgoing fiber cables into the enclosure through the designated entry points, secure the fibres according to best-practice bend-radius and strain-relief methods, and perform splicing between the incoming fibres and the pre-installed pigtails inside the cassette. After splicing, place the splice protection and tuck excess fibre into the storage area, then slide the drawer back into position.

Recommendations

Handle fibres and splices in a clean environment, maintain recommended bend radii, and use appropriate splice protection sleeves. Ensure correct labeling of ports and use compliant tools and safety procedures when installing or servicing fibre connections.