Fiber Optic Patch Panel No name PPO-2/30 model PPO-2/30

The Fiber Optic Patch Panel No name PPO-2/30 is a compact splice and termination enclosure designed to organize and protect fiber optic connections. Intended for indoor rack or wall mounting, this panel provides a secure space for splices, terminations and cable routing in telecommunications, data centers and FTTH deployments. The enclosure supports orderly fiber management while reducing the risk of physical damage to fibers and connectors.

Advantages

The design allows separation of splice and connector areas to simplify installation and maintenance. Durable construction offers mechanical protection for fiber splices and pigtails while keeping bend radius under control. The unit accommodates multiple fiber terminations in a compact footprint suitable for racks or wall panels, enabling efficient use of space in technical rooms. Cable entry points and internal routing features help maintain a neat layout and reduce signal loss from microbends.

Suitable for

• Indoor rack-mounted fiber management in data centers and server rooms
• Wall-mounted FTTH optical termination points in apartment buildings and premises
• Telecom room splice enclosures for fiber backbone or distribution cabling
• Small to medium network installations requiring organized splice and connector storage

Key specifications

• Function: splice and termination enclosure for fiber optic cables
• Capacity: designed to accommodate multiple fiber splices and terminations (up to 30 fiber terminations)
• Mounting: indoor rack or wall mounting compatible
• Protection: mechanical protection for splices and pigtails with internal fiber routing to maintain bend radius
• Access: front or side access for installation and maintenance
• Material: durable housing suitable for indoor technical environments

How to use

Mount the enclosure on a compatible rack or a prepared wall surface following standard installation practices. Route incoming and outgoing fiber cables through the designated entry points, secure them to the internal clamps or cable organizers, and perform splicing or connector terminations inside the enclosure. Place splices into splice holders and arrange pigtails or patch cords in the connector area, ensuring bend radius is maintained. Close the enclosure to protect fibers from dust and mechanical stress, and label ports or fibers as required for network documentation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate tools and trained personnel for fiber preparation and splicing. Maintain minimum bend radius for the fiber type used, avoid over-tightening cable clamps, and follow local safety guidelines for fiber optic handling and disposal.