Caja de empalme de fibra óptica Rutenbeck Basic Line 24 x LC-D OS2 azul 2 m

The Rutenbeck Basic Line 24 x LC-D OS2 splice box is a compact indoor enclosure for terminating and organizing single-mode fiber optic connections. Designed to hold up to 24 LC-D connectors using OS2 single-mode fibers, the unit features an integrated 2 m pigtail cable and a blue housing suited for indoor distribution panels or patching cabinets. The splice box provides orderly splice trays, connector adapters and routing paths that protect fibers from strain and dust while enabling accessible connections for telecommunications, data center and building cabling installations.

Advantages

The splice box combines a space-efficient form factor with organized cable management and mechanical protection for fibers. Its provision for 24 LC-D connectors allows high-density terminations in a single enclosure, while the pre-attached 2 m single-mode cable simplifies installation to a distribution frame or patch panel. The blue housing provides visual identification for single-mode OS2 fiber runs, and internal splice trays and adapter ports maintain bend radius control and secure connector alignment.

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How to use

Mount the splice box inside a cabinet or on a panel surface following local installation practices. Feed incoming fibers into the enclosure, secure them in the splice trays and perform fusion or mechanical splices as required. Terminate the outgoing fibers with LC-D connectors and insert them into the adapter panel. Ensure bend radius protection throughout the routing path and close the enclosure to protect splices and connectors from dust and mechanical stress. Use the 2 m pre-attached cable to connect to the distribution frame or patch panel ports.

Recommendations

Handle fibers using standard fiber-optic safety and cleanliness procedures: clean connector endfaces before mating, avoid exceeding minimum bend radius, and secure cables to prevent strain. For long-term reliability, install the splice box in a dry, ventilated indoor environment and label fiber runs for straightforward maintenance and troubleshooting.