Outdoor splice closure Lightwin FOCUS-ODC2-AB, max 432 fibers, height 525 mm

Outdoor splice closure Lightwin FOCUS-ODC2-AB is designed for fiber optic cable splicing and protection with a maximum capacity of 432 fibers and an overall height of 525 mm. The enclosure supports deployment in aerial, pedestal or underground installations and provides organized fiber management with dedicated splice trays and environmental sealing to protect splices from moisture and dust. The closure is compatible with common telecom and FTTH network distribution and repair scenarios where a compact, high-capacity splice point is required.

Advantages

The Lightwin FOCUS-ODC2-AB offers a high fiber capacity in a vertically oriented body that minimizes footprint while maintaining accessibility to splice trays. Its sealing system and robust housing provide protection against environmental factors, and internal organization features help keep fibers arranged for straightforward splicing and future reconfiguration. The design supports multiple cable entry options and secure fixation to different installation types.

Suitable for

• Aerial fiber drops and mid-span splicing
• Pedestal or manhole distribution points
• Underground duct or handhole installations
• FTTH network distribution and local aggregation
• Field repair and expansion of fiber networks

Key specifications

• Maximum fiber capacity: 432 fibers
• Overall height: 525 mm
• Application types: aerial, pedestal, underground
• Internal arrangement: dedicated splice trays for organized splicing
• Environmental protection: sealing against moisture and dust
• Cable entry: multiple entry points for various cable types

How to use

Install the splice closure at the chosen location following standard safety and site-preparation procedures. Secure the closure body to the support structure appropriate for aerial, pedestal or underground mounting. Feed incoming and outgoing fiber cables through the designated cable entry points, apply appropriate cable seals, and route fibers into the internal splice trays. Perform fusion or mechanical splicing as required, place splices into the trays, and secure tray covers. Verify fiber continuity and loss values before closing the enclosure, then engage the environmental seals and closing clamps to maintain protection against moisture and dust.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible splice trays and sealing kits supplied or recommended by the manufacturer. Perform fiber testing (OTDR or power meter) after splicing and before final closure. For long-term reliability, ensure proper bend radius control during routing and avoid excessive tension on cables during installation.