Horizontal optical cable splice closure electro base QH/FOH2-96F-2-TCOM — 96 fibers, horizontal mounting

Horizontal optical cable splice closure electro base QH/FOH2-96F-2-TCOM is a compact horizontal splice housing designed to protect and organize spliced optical fibers in aerial or underground installations. The unit accommodates up to 96 fibers and provides dedicated ports for secure cable entry and exit, internal splice tray mounting and fiber routing. It is intended for telecom infrastructure, FTTH and ISP distribution points where a horizontal orientation and compact footprint are required.

Advantages

The closure features a weather-resistant enclosure and a sealed design that protects splices from moisture, dust and mechanical stress. Internal fiber management supports orderly routing of fiber pigtails and splice trays, reducing signal risk and easing maintenance. The horizontal configuration simplifies mounting on walls, poles or within splice cabinets and enables efficient use of space in network deployments. Materials and sealing components are selected to ensure long-term resistance to environmental factors.

Suitable for

• Horizontal aerial fiber deployments on poles and messenger systems
• Underground or duct installations with horizontal mounting requirements
• FTTH network distribution points and multi-dwelling unit (MDU) aggregations
• ISP and telecom splice points requiring up to 96 fibers capacity
• Sites needing compact, sealed splice housings for outdoor or indoor use

Key specifications

• Fiber capacity: up to 96 fibers
• Orientation: horizontal mounting
• Cable entries: multiple sealed ports for in/out routing
• Internal arrangement: space for splice trays and fiber management
• Environmental protection: sealed housing against moisture and dust
• Material: durable, UV-resistant enclosure
• Mounting options: wall, pole or cabinet mounting compatible

How to use

Mount the closure in the chosen horizontal position, securing it to the pole, wall or inside a cabinet according to site requirements. Prepare incoming and outgoing cables, install grommets or seals in the provided ports and route fibers into the closure. Arrange splice trays inside the housing and perform fusion or mechanical splicing following standard fiber handling practices. Organize pigtails and secure fiber routing paths to avoid bends beyond the minimum bend radius, then close and seal the enclosure to restore environmental protection.

Usage recommendations

Follow applicable fiber splicing safety procedures, use compatible splice trays and sealing accessories, and verify that cable diameter and sheath types are supported by the closure’s entry ports. Regular visual inspection and periodic resealing in harsh environments help maintain protection and network reliability.