A termination box is a protective enclosure that terminates and distributes cables, such as fiber optic or electrical cables. It serves as a central point to connect and manage multiple cables, protecting them from environmental damage and organizing them for easier maintenance and access. These boxes come in different types, like wall-mounted and rack-mounted versions, and are essential for network infrastructure and other applications.
Fiber optic termination boxes
Function: Splice and protect fiber optic cables, providing a point to connect an incoming optical cable to individual "pigtail" fibers for distribution.
Components: Typically include a housing, fiber optic splice trays, and connection points (adapters) for patch cords.
Applications: Used in FTTH (Fiber to the Home) networks and other telecommunications systems for secure and organized fiber management.
Cable termination boxes (Electrical/Other)
Function: Terminate and protect other types of cables, such as electrical wires.
Components: Can include disconnection modules, mounting frames, and dust covers.
Applications: Used in various industrial applications to connect sensor inputs or other cable-based systems.
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