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FOSC 450

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• Butt splice closures
• Gel seal technology
• Hinging trays
• Superior fiber management

 

The FOSC family of fiber optic splice closures is available with gel sealing technology for cable terminations. This product line, known as the FOSC 450 closure family, can be used in any environment (aerial, pedestal, buried, and underground) and for numerous splice applications (expressed, tap-off, branch and repair).

 

FOSC 450 gel splice closures feature splice capacity similar to that of FOSC 400 closures, and offer the same reliable and easy-to-use dome-to-base clamping system. The major difference with FOSC450 gel splice closures is that the cable sealing terminations use gelsealing technology instead of heat-shrink. Gel sealed cable terminations automatically adjust to cable size and shape, and they require no special tools, tapes or mastics to install. It is also easy to remove cables, and gel seals are completely re-usable.

 

FOSC 450 splice closures have the following functions and features:

• Either six (BS, B, and D) or four (A

  version) round cable ports are provided in

  a wraparound block with pre-installed gel

  profile for cable sealing. This block can be

  opened and closed repeatedly without the

  need to remove or replace the gel. With

  the use of special kits, multiple cables per

  port can be installed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Single-ended design
• Available in four sizes (A, BS, B, and D)
• Base and dome are sealed with a clamp

  and O-ring system

• FOSC splice trays are hinged for access to

  any splice without disturbing other trays
• Compatible with most common cable

  types: e.g. loose tube, central core, slotted

  core, ribbon fiber. Uncut or expressed

  fibers can be stored in storage baskets