GJS-H011 Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure

GJS-H011 Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure
Details:
·Model: GJS-H011
·The horizontal type fiber splice closure features a flat or cylindrical housing.
·It is designed to protect and organize optical fiber splices effectively.
·Inside, it accommodates one or more splice trays to manage fiber connections.
·Each splice tray typically supports 6, 12, or 24 fiber splices.
·Total splice capacity ranges from 6 to 288 fibers, depending on tray quantity.
·Ideal for a wide range of fiber optic applications.
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1. Scope of Application

This installation manual is intended for the Fiber Optic Splice Closure (FOSC), serving as a guide for proper installation.

Application Scenarios:

Aerial

Underground

Wall-mounting

Duct-mounting

Handhole-mounting
Operating Temperature: -40℃ to +65℃


2. Basic Structure and Configuration

2.1 Dimensions and Capacity

Outside Dimension (L×W×H): 340×150×70 mm

Weight (excluding outer box): 1500g–2000g

Number of Inlet/Outlet Ports: 2 on each side (total 4 ports)

Fiber Cable Diameter: Φ8-Φ16 mm

Capacity:

Bunchy Fiber: 12–48 cores

Ribbon Fiber: Max. 72 cores

2.2 Main Components

No. Component Name Quantity Usage Remarks
1 Housing 1 set Protects fiber splices Internal size: 270×100×60 mm
2 Fiber Optic Splice Tray (FOST) Max. 2 pcs Holds fibers and heat-shrink sleeves Bunchy: 12/24 cores, Ribbon: 3 pcs
3 Foundation 1 set Secures fiber cable core and FOST  
4 Seal Fitting 1 set Ensures tight sealing between the cover and base  
5 Port Plug 4 pcs Seals unused ports  
6 Pressure Testing Valve 1 set Used for air injection and seal testing Optional
7 Earthing Deriving Device 1 set Ground metallic cable components Optional

2.3 Accessories & Special Tools

No. Name Quantity Usage Remarks
1 Heat-shrinkable Sleeves As per capacity Protects fiber splices  
2 Nylon Ties As per capacity Secures fiber with pa rotective coat  
3 Insulation Tape 1 roll Enlarges cable diameter for secure fixing  
4 Seal Tape 1 roll Seals and enlarges the cable diameter As per the specification
5 Hanging Hook 1 set For aerial installation  
6 Earthing Wire 1 piece Connects earthing devices  
7 Abrasive Cloth 1 piece Scratches cable for better adhesion  
8 Labeling Paper 1 piece Fiber identification  
9 Special Wrench 3 pieces Tightens bolts and core nuts  
10 Buffer Tube As required Fiber management inside the tray Optional
11 Desiccant 1 bag Moisture removal before sealing  

3. Necessary Tools for Installation

3.1 Supplementary Materials (Provided by Operator)

Scotch Tape – For labeling and temporary fixing

Ethyl Alcohol – For cleaning

Gauze – For cleaning

3.2 Special Tools (Provided by Operator)

Fiber Cutter – For cutting fibers

Fiber Stripper – For stripping cable sheath

Combo Tools – For assembling the closure

3.3 Universal Tools (Provided by Operator)

Band Tape – For measuring

Pipe Cutter – For cable cutting

Electrical Cutter – For removing the outer sheath

Combination Pliers – For core cutting

Screwdriver – Cross/flat types

Scissors

Waterproof Cover

Metal Wrench – Tightening reinforced core nuts

3.4 Splicing and Testing Instruments (Provided by Operator)

Fusion Splicing Machine – For fiber fusion

OTDR – For testing splice loss

Provisional Splicing Tools – For temporary testing


4. Inspection and Testing

Item Technical Requirement Inspection Type
Package One FOSC with accessories, tools, manual, and packing list Routine Test (Full)
Appearance Smooth finish, no burrs, cracks, bubbles, warps, or other defects At least 3 samples
Sign Clear product marking  
Fiber Storage Device Fiber length ≥1.6m, bend radius >30mm, no attenuation during install/maintenance At least 3 samples
Electrical Components Earthing and metallic connectivity are available  
Sealing 100±5KPa air pressure, no leakage after 15 mins water immersion & 24h pressure observation  
Re-sealing Same as above, after opening and resealing  
Pull Strength ≥800N axial, no housing breakage At least 3 samples
Punching Strength 2000N/10cm for 1 min, no damage At least 3 samples
Impact Resistance 16N•m, 3 times, no damage At least 3 samples
Bending 150N at ±45°, 10 cycles, no damage At least 3 samples
Torsion 50N•m, ±90°, 10 cycles, no damage At least 3 samples
Temperature Cycling -40℃~+65℃, 10 cycles, ≤5KPa pressure drop, no water leak At least 3 samples
Voltage Resistance DC 15kV for 1 min, no breakdown when submerged at 1.5m for 24h  
Insulating Resistance ≥2×10⁴MΩ between components and ground after 24h of water immersion  

Note: Operators must prepare all tools and testing instruments independently.


5. Versatile Deployment Across Network Topologies

Fiber Optic Splice Closures are engineered to support a wide range of network architectures, from point-to-point long-haul transmissions to dense FTTx environments. Their compatibility with aerial, underground, duct, and handhole installations makes them suitable for metropolitan backbone projects, rural broadband expansions, and even rapid-deployment emergency repair applications. Whether used in centralized fiber distribution hubs or remote access nodes, FOSC units help maintain network integrity and simplify splicing operations in both greenfield and brownfield deployments.


6. Enhanced Mechanical Design for Long-Term Reliability

Built with high-performance engineering plastics, the FOSC housing provides exceptional resistance to environmental stress, UV radiation, and temperature cycling. Its mechanical sealing structure - typically reinforced with heat-shrink sleeves and specialized seal tapes - ensures IP68-grade protection against water ingress, dust, and chemical exposure. Internally, the flexible design of splice trays and strain-relief components minimizes the risk of micro-bending losses or mechanical fatigue, allowing for stable operation over decades of use. These structural advantages make the closure ideal for regions with harsh climates or unstable terrain.


7. Compatibility with Future-Proof Fiber Technologies

Modern FOSC designs are developed with scalability and future upgradeability in mind. They accommodate both single-mode and multimode fiber types, including ribbon and bunch configurations, and are compatible with advanced fiber types such as bend-insensitive G.657.A2 fibers. As networks evolve toward higher speeds like 10G/40G/100G and beyond, these closures support re-entry and reconfiguration without compromising seal integrity. This makes them an optimal choice for telecom carriers, data centers, railway communication lines, and smart grid infrastructures aiming to build future-ready optical networks.


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