Fibre Optic Splice Enclosure Techly I-CASE DIN-SPL6SCDT Grey 57mm x 115mm

The Techly I-CASE DIN-SPL6SCDT Grey 57mm x 115mm is a compact fibre optic splice enclosure designed for organized and protected splicing in DIN-rail installations. Its slim profile and low weight make it suitable for use where space is limited. The enclosure provides a stable housing for fibre splice trays and cabling, enabling secure management of optical fibres while maintaining access for maintenance and inspection.

Advantages

The enclosure combines a compact footprint with a durable housing that supports fibre routing and splice retention. Its dimensions allow integration with Techly DIN-rail systems and compatible accessories, while the lightweight design simplifies mounting and handling. The product is engineered to protect splices from mechanical stress and accidental disturbance while allowing orderly cable entry and exit.

Suitable for

• DIN-rail mounted fibre optic distribution panels
• Indoor network cabinets and enclosures with limited space
• Telecommunications wiring closets and service panels
• Temporary or permanent fibre installations where compact splice protection is required

Key specifications

• Color: grey
• Outer dimensions (approx.): 57 mm width x 115 mm height
• Weight (approx.): 39 g
• Mounting: compatible with DIN-rail integration and Techly system accessories
• Function: splice protection and fibre management for small-scale installations

How to use

Mount the enclosure on a suitable DIN rail or within a compatible distribution frame according to site layout. Prepare incoming and outgoing fibres, perform splicing on an appropriate splice tray or holder, and place splices into the enclosure ensuring bend radius is respected. Route and secure cables through the entry points to avoid strain on splices and close the enclosure to protect the internal components from accidental contact.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, verify that fibre bend radii meet manufacturer guidelines during installation, and ensure the enclosure is positioned to prevent mechanical stress from adjacent equipment. Use compatible splice trays and follow standard optical safety procedures when handling and splicing fibres.