Description
This 48-Core SC/UPC Sliding Optical Distribution Frame (ODF) is a high-density, rack-mountable solution designed for efficient fiber cable management, splicing, and distribution within data centers and telecommunication rooms. Featuring a convenient sliding drawer design, this ODF allows technicians to access internal connections easily without removing the unit from the rack.
Equipped with 48 SC/UPC simplex ports, this unit provides high-speed connectivity with low insertion loss, making it ideal for large-scale fiber networks.
Key Features
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High-Density Capacity: Supports up to 48 cores using SC/UPC simplex adapters in a compact 1U or 2U rack space.
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Sliding Drawer Design: Smooth sliding rails allow the tray to pull out fully for effortless splicing, termination, and maintenance.
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Integrated Fiber Management: Internal splice trays and routing guides ensure the minimum bend radius is maintained, protecting signal integrity.
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Durable Construction: Built from heavy-duty cold-rolled steel with a corrosion-resistant powder coating for long-term reliability.
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Versatile Cable Entry: Multiple rear entry points with protective grommets accommodate various incoming fiber cable diameters.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Fiber Capacity | 48 Cores |
| Connector Type | SC/UPC Simplex |
| Mounting Type | 19-inch Rack Mount |
| Material | Cold-Rolled Steel |
| Access Type | Sliding Drawer |
| Color | Industrial Black |
| Operating Temp | -25°C to +55°C |
Why Choose the 48C Sliding ODF?
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Space Efficiency: Maximizes port density in standard server racks, allowing for organized growth of your fiber infrastructure.
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Maintenance Friendly: The sliding mechanism significantly reduces downtime during repairs or upgrades by providing clear, open access to every splice and port.
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Superior Protection: The enclosed metal housing shields delicate fiber connections from dust, debris, and accidental physical damage.
Applications
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Telecommunication Networks: Central office fiber distribution.
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Data Centers: High-density cross-connects between server racks.
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FTTX Infrastructure: Main distribution point for fiber-to-the-home/building projects.
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LAN/WAN: Organizing backbone fiber links in large corporate environments.
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