To tackle the variety of challenges service operators face when deploying fiber, CommScope has created a family of fiber optic splice closures that balance key criteria such as reliability, installability, flexibility and speed of deployment.
To choose the right fiber splicing closure , you must determine which solution best suits your needs in the specific part of the network:
- Trunk and feeder network solutions
- Feeder and distribution network solutions
- Distribution and drop network solutions
For example, as you move closer to the customer, frequent re-entry access is essential—whereas, in the trunk network, a fit-and-forget solution is often the preferred option. By knowing where in the outside plant FTTx network you’re building, finding an easy-to-deploy and long-lasting closure becomes effortless with CommScope’s proven (yet future focused) fiber closure family.
With over 30 years of experience offering advanced network solutions—including our revolutionary gel sealing technology—CommScope can help your network realize its full potential today and tomorrow.
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FIST Modular Splice Closure
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FOSC Modular Splice Closure
NOVUX ® Compact Closures
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FIST-EDSA2 64-Drop FTTH Splice Enclosure
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Ordering Guide: FOSC 450 Fiber Optic Splice Closures
FOSC 450 Fiber Optic Splice Closure Ordering Guide provides the information you need to specify and buy FOSC 450 splice closures and accessories for your fiber network.
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At-A-Glance: Fiber Splice Closure
Fiber splice closures specifications and comparison and applications.
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Brochure: FTTH Façade Solution
The ideal solution for situations where underground installations are cost-prohibitive and pleasing aesthetics are important.
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Ordering Guide: FOSC Modular Closure
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Ordering Guide: FIST Modular Splice Closure
The new FIST sleeve offers flexibility and efficiency and supports a variety of applications with simplified planning and logistics and intuitive assembly.
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White Paper: Fiber closure sealing evolution - German
As networks have become more complex, splice closure designs have evolved to address specific challenges and requirements including reliability, installability, flexibility and speed.
