Factory Made Without Connector Fiber Optic Splitter
Product Main Parameters
| Type | SM, MM |
| Connector Types | None (Splicing Required) |
| Diameter (mm) | 0.9, 2.0, 3.0 |
| Operating Temperature (℃) | -40 to 85 |
Common Product Specifications
| Insert Loss | ≤0.3dB |
| Return Loss | ≥50dB |
| Exchangeability | ≤0.2dB |
| Repeatability | ≤0.2dB |
Product Manufacturing Process
Without connector fiber optic splitters are typically manufactured using either Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) or Fused Biconical Taper (FBT) technology. PLC splitters involve the construction of silica glass substrates and waveguides using photolithography, allowing for high-density and reliable signal distribution. In contrast, FBT splitters are made by fusing multiple fibers and stretching them to achieve desired splitting ratios. According to authoritative research, PLC splitters offer better performance in terms of signal loss and uniformity across larger splits, while FBT splitters are more cost-effective for smaller networks.
Product Application Scenarios
Without Connector Fiber Optic Splitters are integral to several telecommunications applications. They play a significant role in Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) networks where optical signals must be distributed from a central office to numerous endpoints. In data centers, these splitters help in distributing optical signals across server and storage infrastructure efficiently. Their flexible configuration capability makes them a preferred choice for telecom operators seeking to maintain optimal signal quality across complex network nodes, as emphasized in industry studies.
Product After-Sales Service
Our factory offers comprehensive after-sales support, including technical assistance, warranty services, and installation guidance for all Without Connector Fiber Optic Splitters.
Product Transportation
All products are packed securely and shipped via trusted logistics partners, ensuring timely and safe delivery globally.
Product Advantages
- Customization and Flexibility: Allows tailored solutions with custom lengths and specific connector types.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Reduced cost due to absence of pre-attached connectors.
- Reduced Attenuation: Lower optical loss due to fewer connections.
Product FAQ
- What is a Without Connector Fiber Optic Splitter? This is a type of fiber optic splitter that does not come with pre-attached connectors, allowing for custom splicing in the field.
- How do I install a Without Connector Fiber Optic Splitter? Installation involves splicing the fibers into your existing network, requiring specialized tools and skills.
- What are the benefits of using these splitters? They provide flexibility in installation, potential cost savings, and reduced optical loss.
- Can these splitters be used in FTTH networks? Yes, they are widely used for distributing signals in FTTH networks.
- Are they suitable for data centers? Absolutely, they efficiently distribute signals across network infrastructure in data centers.
- What technologies are used in their manufacturing? They are manufactured using PLC or FBT technologies.
- Do I need special equipment for installation? Yes, splicing equipment and trained technicians are necessary for installation.
- How do these splitters improve network performance? By reducing the number of connectors, they minimize optical loss, thereby improving signal quality.
- Are custom splitter configurations available? Yes, custom configurations can be provided by the factory to meet specific needs.
- What kind of support does the factory offer? Comprehensive after-sales support is available, including technical assistance and warranty services.
Product Hot Topics
- The Benefits of Custom Splicing with Factory-Made SplittersWithout Connector Fiber Optic Splitters offer unparalleled customization opportunities, allowing for tailored network solutions that meet specific environmental and technical requirements. Their flexibility in installation means that technicians can configure networks to exact specifications, ensuring optimal performance and minimal signal loss, a topic frequently discussed among network engineers.
- Cost-Effectiveness in Large-Scale NetworksPurchasing splitters directly from the factory without attached connectors can lead to considerable cost savings, especially in large-scale installations. These savings stem from the ability to purchase precisely what's needed without paying for unnecessary components, a consideration that resonates well with budget-conscious project managers.
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