DIN rail terminal boxes are primarily used for splicing and storing external cable fibers with equipment pigtails, providing mechanical and environmental protection for fiber-to-fiber splicing, fiber-to-pigtail splicing, and optical connector connections. Fiber optic terminal boxes are widely used in network systems, data and image transmission systems, CATV cable television series, etc. DIN rail terminal boxes meet customer needs when rack-mounted or wall-mounted terminal boxes cannot utilize additional space.

Ingenious design: Diagonal chamfered surfaces are set between the two sides and the rear of the box, enabling the use of the terminal box in space-constrained situations.

Simple installation: DIN clips are installed on the rear of the box, allowing it to be easily mounted to predetermined positions via the clips.

Cable entry method: A total of 4 through-holes are provided on the chamfered surfaces on both sides of the box. Fiber entry holes can be freely selected using PG11 waterproof heads, accommodating 5-10mm optical cables.

Convenient cabling: The splice tray adopts a stackable structure that can be individually disassembled and installed, making operation and maintenance convenient and efficient.

Panel options: Different types of panels with various core counts can be selected based on customer requirements to meet various cabling solutions.