Fiber Optic Splitters & Pigtails

Fiber pigtails are short cables with one connector-terminated end and one bare, spliced end, used to connect fiber optic cables to equipment like patch panels or transceivers.

Cassette Type Splitters
Mini Steel Tube Type Splitters
ABS Box Type Splitters
Rack Mount Splitter Boxes
12-Core Pigtails

Cassette Type Splitters

Often used for high-density patch panels

A PLC splitter divides an incoming light signal from a single input fiber into multiple output fibers, allowing for the distribution of the network signal to many users or devices.
The LGX-type metal enclosure of a cassette splitter is designed for easy installation into standard fiber optic patch panels or chassis, eliminating the need for skilled personnel for splicing and offering a "plug-and-play" approach
Data Centers: They are essential for managing the massive amount of cables in high-speed Ethernet deployments (40G, 100G, etc.).
They streamline structured cabling within these networks, reducing congestion in racks and providing organized connectivity.

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