Optical cable splitter cassette TRAY-FOH1/5 by NA — FOH1 FOH5 compatible, 24-fiber capacity

TRAY-FOH1/5 optical cable splitter cassette by NA is a modular cassette designed for use with FOH1 and FOH5 splitter housings. The cassette supports up to 24 optical fibers and offers organized fiber routing and stable splitter mounting inside patch panels or distribution frames. It is intended for telecom and FTTH applications where a compact, serviceable solution for splitting and managing fiber connections is needed.

Advantages

The cassette provides a compact, modular form factor that fits FOH1 and FOH5 housings, enabling consistent mechanical alignment and straightforward installation. Internal routing paths and securing features reduce stress on fiber pigtails and splices, helping to maintain signal integrity. The design allows easy access for maintenance and reconfiguration while keeping fibers protected from bending and external disturbance.

Suitable for

• Telecommunications distribution and central office racks
• FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) subscriber split configurations
• Indoor patch panels and distribution frames requiring modular splitter units
• Environments where organized fiber management and frequent access are necessary

Key specifications

• Compatibility with FOH1 and FOH5 splitter housings
• Capacity for up to 24 optical fibers
• Modular cassette format for patch panel mounting
• Internal routing channels to control bend radius and secure pigtails
• Provision for mounting of optical splitter elements and splice trays

How to use

Install the cassette into a compatible FOH1 or FOH5 housing by sliding it into the designated slot in the patch panel or distribution frame until it locks into place. Route incoming and outgoing fiber pigtails through the cassette's internal channels, maintaining appropriate bend radii. Secure splices and the splitter element within the provided mounting points. After connections are made, close any protective covers and label fiber ports as required for identification.

Usage recommendations

Use proper fiber-handling tools and maintain manufacturer-recommended minimum bend radius during installation and maintenance. Keep the cassette and surrounding area free of dust and debris, and document splitter port assignments to simplify future changes. For environments with vibration or frequent access, confirm that all securing features are engaged to avoid fiber movement.