Optical distribution box Televes OB4LC-4-100, 2 outputs, 100 m fiber cable

Televes OB4LC-4-100 is an optical distribution box designed for small-scale fiber installations. The unit includes two output ports and comes with a 100 m single-mode fiber cable factory-terminated for straightforward deployment. It provides a weather-resistant enclosure and internal cable management that protects connectors and splices while enabling orderly routing to two endpoints. The box is intended for fiber-to-premises connections, short extension runs and organized indoor or sheltered outdoor termination points.

Advantages

The Televes OB4LC-4-100 combines compact dimensions with a practical internal layout to keep fiber bends controlled and connectors accessible. Built from durable materials, the enclosure protects optical components against dust and mechanical stress. The pre-attached 100 m fiber cable reduces installation time and simplifies logistics by delivering a ready-to-install link. Two output ports enable simple branching without additional splitting hardware for small networks.

Suitable for

• Residential fiber-to-premises terminations
• Small commercial or office fiber connections
• Short fiber extension runs and branch points
• Indoor or sheltered outdoor optical cable management

Key specifications

• Number of output ports: 2
• Included optical cable length: 100 m
• Cable type: single-mode optical fiber (factory-terminated)
• Enclosure: weather-resistant box with internal fiber routing
• Connector protection: internal splice/connector holders
• Mounting: wall-mountable design for fixed installations

How to use

Mount the optical distribution box on a stable vertical surface using suitable fasteners. Route the incoming fiber into the enclosure through the designated entry point and secure it to prevent strain on the termination. Arrange the internal cable so that minimum bend radii are respected, and place connectors or splices into the provided holders. Connect the two output fibers to the required endpoints or patch panels, close the enclosure and verify optical continuity and signal levels with appropriate test equipment.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate fiber handling tools and personal protective equipment when terminating or testing fiber. Maintain correct bend radius and avoid tensile loads on the 100 m cable. When installing outdoors or in exposed locations, position the box under shelter or in accordance with local enclosure protection standards to preserve weather resistance. Perform optical power and continuity checks after installation to confirm correct connections.