FTTH Terminal Box

How does an FTTH terminal box differ from an optical distribution box?

Although they serve similar purposes, an FTTH terminal box is designed specifically for fiber-to-the-home applications, handling lower fiber counts and facilitating direct connection to homes. Optical distribution boxes, on the other hand, are used for broader distribution within networks and typically handle more fiber connections and larger enclosures.

What materials are typically used for FTTH Fiber Termination Boxes?

FTTH fiber termination boxes are often made from high-quality plastic or metal materials, such as ABS or polycarbonate, providing durability, weather resistance, and UV protection. Metal versions may be used in more industrial settings for enhanced protection. The choice of material affects the box's ability to withstand environmental factors such as humidity, temperature fluctuations, and physical impacts, ensuring a long service life.

Can FTTH fiber termination boxes be used for both indoor and outdoor applications?

Yes, our FTTH fiber termination boxes are designed for both indoor and outdoor applications. Outdoor models are built with higher levels of protection (e.g., weatherproofing, UV resistance) to withstand harsh environmental conditions, while indoor models focus on ease of installation and aesthetic integration within residential or office environments.