CommScope’s MFPS family of solutions is specifically designed to meet the current and future challenges of your dynamic high density FTTx deployments. The innovative modular design features stackable 40mm elements. With as many as 288 patch positions in a 3HU size, the MFPS provides best-in-class fiber density. Yet the space-saving design also gives technicians and installers all the accessibility they need. Each shelf element swings out individually for easy maintenance while protecting all other elements.
The fiber management system secures each fiber in the tray while ensuring minimal bend and maximum optical performance. Available in a variety of configurations and HU sizes, the MFPS family lets you easily customize your patching and splicing capabilities for each cabinet.
The MFPS family features our 48, 72 and 96 Series products, which range in capacity from 48 to 288 patch positions. Each series offers one, two and 3HU modules that fit a standard 19-inch rack opening. The number of patch positions is designed to match the fiber counts of most outside plant cables.
Capacity
The more patching capacity you have, the more subscribers you can connect (and the more revenue you can generate) with each node
Flexibility
The environment inside and outside every access node is different: connector configurations, density requirements, functional capabilities. Does your patching shelf adapt to you or you to it?
Serviceability
It’s -10⁰ C and your crew needs to splice and patch six more fiber cables at a street cabinet. How long will it take and how will it affect other concentration points in the area?
Every module size in each series is available as splice/patch, patch/patch. So you can configure each shelf based on capabilities you need.
- Splice/Patch Shelf is delivered with 900µm pigtails already installed and ready for splicing. Each stackable splice tray is designed for single element splicing.
- Patch/Patch Shelf comes with adapters only. Extra storage capacity is located in the shelf interior
- Compatible with most common cable types: loose tube, central core, slotted core
- Suitable for cabinets and POP locations
- Various available panel heights to support termination counts from 12 to 288
- Simple wrap-around design for easy fiber routing
