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High-Performance 1×16 SC/UPC PLC Splitter
If you are currently scaling a fiber network in Kenya—whether it’s a residential estate in Syokimau or a commercial hub in Westlands—you know that the “last mile” is where the magic happens. The 1×16 PLC Fiber Optic Splitter with SC/UPC Connectors is the best approach for this process. It takes a single optical signal and cleanly divides it into sixteen separate, high-quality streams. For local ISPs, this isn’t just a component; it’s the backbone of your FTTH (Fiber to the Home) expansion strategy.
What makes this specific splitter a “must-have” is the Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) technology inside. Unlike older, cheaper fused splitters that can be hit-or-miss with signal consistency, PLC technology ensures that User 1 and User 16 get the exact same signal strength. This uniformity is vital for maintaining high-speed internet across a large subscriber base. When you’re dealing with the ITU-T G.984 GPON standards used by major Kenyan providers, having that precision is non-negotiable.
The build quality is tailored for the real-world conditions of Kenyan network deployments. We know that equipment often ends up in outdoor splice closures or crowded ODFs (Optical Distribution Frames). This splitter is housed in a rugged, compact casing that handles the ambient heat of an outdoor cabinet while resisting the micro-bends that usually kill fiber signals. The SC/UPC (Ultra Physical Contact) connectors are the industry standard “blue” plugs, designed to minimize back-reflection and keep your network’s return loss exactly where it needs to be for crystal-clear data transmission.
Integrating this into your workflow is straightforward. Because it uses G.657A1 bend-insensitive fiber, you have much more flexibility when routing cables in tight corners or small termination boxes. Whether you are a large-scale telecommunications firm or a local IT shop setting up a high-density LAN, this 1×16 splitter provides the reliability you need to keep your customers connected and your maintenance tickets low.
Key Features
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1-to-16 Precise Distribution: Efficiently splits a single optical feeder cable into sixteen individual subscriber lines with zero cross-talk.
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SC/UPC Premium Connectors: Features high-quality blue SC/UPC connectors for reliable, low-loss connections and easy “plug-and-play” installation.
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Superior PLC Technology: Offers better uniformity and lower polarization-dependent loss (PDL) compared to traditional FBT splitters.
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Wide Operating Range: Fully compatible with standard network wavelengths from 1260nm to 1650nm, covering all GPON and EPON requirements.
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Built for Durability: Designed to operate in harsh environments (up to 85°C) while maintaining high environmental stability.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Splitter Type | PLC (Planar Lightwave Circuit) |
| Ports | 1 Input x 16 Outputs |
| Connector Type | SC/UPC (Blue) |
| Fiber Type | Singlemode G.657A1 (Bend-Insensitive) |
| Insertion Loss | $\le 13.7$ dB |
| Return Loss | $\ge 50$ dB |
| Operating Temp | -40°C to +85°C |
Common Applications
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FTTH / FTTB Networks: The primary tool for distributing high-speed internet to residential apartments and gated communities.
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GPON / EPON Architectures: Essential for central office distribution and local hub points in Kenyan fiber deployments.
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CCTV & Security: Use this to distribute video signals from a single source to multiple monitoring stations across a campus or warehouse.
Did you remember that extra SFP module for the uplink? It’s way easier to add it now than to realize you’re missing one tiny connector when you’re standing on a ladder in the middle of a rollout. If you feel like you’ve missed something, don’t sweat it—just hop back over to our Shop and grab what you need.
Or, if you’re sitting there wondering if you’ve picked the right configuration for your specific subscriber count, why not take five minutes to read through our Blog? We’ve written some plain-English guides on everything from setting up your first OLT to managing bandwidth during peak hours. We try to keep the “tech-speak” to a minimum and focus on what actually works on the ground here in Kenya.







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