Clearfield, Inc. R-DA1-288-C1F-0000-B - Fieldsmart Fdh Pon Cabinet by Clearfield, Inc. | TrustClarity
Clearfield, Inc. R-DA1-288-C1F-0000-B - Fieldsmart Fdh Pon Cabinet
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Manufacturer
Clearfield, Inc.
MPN
R-DA1-288-C1F-0000-B
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Clearfield, Inc. R-DA1-288-C1F-0000-B - Fieldsmart Fdh Pon Cabinet
The cabinet also has a PON splitter module that allows for easy and flexible deployment of PON networks. The R-DA1-288-C1F-0000-B cabinet is designed to accommodate a variety of fiber optic cables, including loose tube, ribbon, and micro cables. It also has a modular design, allowing for easy expansion and customization to meet specific network requirements.
FEATURES
Clearfield FiberDeep® guarantee - 0.2 dB insertion loss or less, exceeding industry standards
Constructed with 0.09 aluminum
Powder-coated for additional protection
300 Series stainless steel fasteners used on all cabinets
12 fiber Clearview cassette protects fiber from environmental and human factors
Rugged cable clamps protect the OSP cable breakouts from twisting and pistoning
Patch only buffer tubes are fully protected with ruggedized bend limiting tubing
Snake skin sleeving provides additional buffer tube slack storage protection and manageability for patch and splice configurations
WaveSmart ruggedized splitters are built with ruggedized jacketing and bend insensitive fiber for all input and output legs
Pyramid roof and venting provide additional protection in all environments
Clearview cassette allows for quick visual troubleshooting without opening cassette
Front access to pre-terminated assemblies with Clearview removable adapter plate
Two captive fasteners for quick removal of individual cassettes for trouble shooting, splicing or replacing
Front and rear access doors
Bottom exit and entrance for fiber cables
Fiber is deployed in increments of 12, providing the users the ability to scale from 12 ports to full capacity, aligning capital investment with network layout or subscriber revenue
Express ports allow for extensions or parallel networks through the cabinet
Patch and splice configurations eliminate costs associated with additional hand holes and splice cases
