288-Core Outdoor Fiber Cross-Connect Pedestal Cabinet

288-Core Outdoor Fiber Cross-Connect Cabinet

Maximize your network distribution with our heavy-duty 288-Core Fiber Cross-Connect Cabinet. Engineered for high-capacity trunk cable splitting and distribution, this outdoor-rated cabinet provides a secure, organized environment for large-scale fiber deployments. It is the ideal solution for central office interfaces and high-density residential fiber distribution hubs.

Designed to withstand extreme environmental conditions, the cabinet’s ruggedized shell ensures long-term protection for your optical infrastructure, while the internal modular design simplifies scaling as your subscriber base grows.

Key Features

• High-Density Capacity: Supports up to 288 fiber cores, providing a robust hub for extensive network distribution.

• Modular Internal Architecture: Features organized splice trays and patch areas that allow for easy cable routing and management.

• Weatherproof & Ruggedized: Built to IP65/IP66 standards, offering superior resistance against dust, heavy rain, and corrosion.

• Integrated Cable Management: Includes dedicated pathways for feeder and distribution cables, ensuring the minimum bend radius is maintained for all fibers.

• Secure Access: Equipped with a multi-point locking system and a reinforced door to prevent unauthorized tampering.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose the 288-Core Cabinet?

1. Network Scalability: The large capacity and modular design make it easy to add new connections without reorganizing existing infrastructure.

2. Long-Term Durability: Constructed from materials resistant to UV radiation and thermal variations, ensuring a service life of over 20 years in harsh outdoor climates.

3. Organized Splicing: The internal layout separates splicing and patching zones, reducing technician error during high-density installations.

Common Applications

• FTTH (Fiber to the Home) Hubs: Acting as the primary distribution point for large neighborhoods or apartment complexes.

• Telecommunication Backbones: Interfacing high-core count trunk cables with local distribution lines.

• Smart City Infrastructure: Providing centralized fiber management for municipal surveillance and IoT networks.