Application Excellence: Preserving Fiber Splice Points
1. Environmental Shielding:
The GJS-H2214 is meticulously designed to offer perfect solutions for shielding fiber splice points from environmental challenges. Its application extends to aerial installations, manholes, direct burial setups, and wall-mounted configurations, ensuring a versatile and comprehensive approach to fiber protection.
2. IP68 Rating for Unmatched Protection:
Rated to IP68, the GJS-H2214 stands as a formidable defense against environmental elements. Whether facing the challenges of the open air, the confinement of manholes, the unpredictability of direct burial, or the exposure of wall-mounted installations, this closure ensures the highest level of protection for your fiber connections.
Engineering Excellence: Crafted for Performance and Durability
1. High-Quality Reinforced PP Housing:
The GJS-H2214 sets itself apart with a housing crafted from high-quality reinforced PP (Polypropylene). This material not only ensures structural integrity but also provides a robust defense against mechanical stress, hydrolysis, and chemical exposure, guaranteeing durability in diverse conditions.
2. Sealing Tape Security for Cable Ports:
Security is paramount in fiber connectivity, and the GJS-H2214 addresses this with sealing tape for cable ports. This ensures a tight and secure seal, preventing environmental ingress and safeguarding the delicate fiber connections from external factors.
3. Cable Storage and Management:
The closure boasts ample space for reserved cable storage, providing a practical solution for managing excess cable length. This design consideration not only enhances organization but also minimizes strain on cables, contributing to the longevity of the entire fiber network.
4. T Bolts for Robust Sealing:
The inclusion of T bolts in the closure design ensures a robust sealing mechanism. This feature guarantees that the housing remains tightly sealed, safeguarding the internal components from dust, water, and other potential contaminants.
