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GL-GPJ09L5-BR type of Waterproof Fiber Optic Splice Closure is designed for connection and protection of fiber cables. This model has one oval port and four branch cable ports. It can be used for different applications of optical fiber cable splicing and branching and is suitable for aerial, pipe-lined, manhole and wall applications.

It is ability to accommodate various cable types, including loose tube, ribbon, and armored cables. This provides flexibility for network engineers and installers, making it easier to integrate into existing network infrastructure. The enclosure is made of high-quality plastic materials, AISI 304 metal parts and rubber seals that ensure optimal performance even in extreme temperatures and weather conditions.

 

 

Item Name	GL-GPJ09L5-BR Waterproof Fiber Optic Splice Closure
Size (mm)	460×Φ225
Color	Black
Cable ports	1 oval port: Φ8～18mm; 4 Round ports: Φ8～18mm
Protection Grade	IP68
Fiber Splice Capacity	Single fiber 144 core Ribbon fiber 432 core
Capacity of single tray	Single fiber 24 core Ribbon fiber 72 core
Max Qty. tray assembly	6 pcs
Application	Aerial/ Wall/Pole mounting
Inner Carton (mm)	475×235×205 (1 piece)
Outer Carton (mm)	740×500×450 (6 pcs)

 

 

• Heat shrink base with 1 inlet and 4 outlets, medium size and IP68

• Temperature Cycle: -40℃ to + 65℃,without air inner, Cycle: 10 times, the closure is no air leakage.

• Thermoplastic material fire resistant level UL94-HB

• Insulation resistance: >2*104MΩ.

• Designed to be flexible, it has a highly reliable heat shrink sealing system.

• The fiber storage space and the structure of splice tray are reasonable.

Structure drawing:

There are two kinds of splice trays with different sleeve holder, choose different configurations according to the needs of customers.

7# Splice Tray	8# Splice Tray

 

Installation:

Waterproof Fiber Optic Splice Closure is chemical and mechanical resistance for underground, aerial, wall and pedestal installation

 

 

1 How use heat shrink sleeves to seal the cable ports of Fiber Optic Splice Closure?

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