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General 1.High performance heat shrinkable closure for unpressurized applications 2.Widely used in overhead erection of pipeline,the splice closure of buried cable;able to work under an environment of -30 to +90C for a long term. 3.The heat shrinkable sleeve has a Aluminium layer and get a super moisture-resistant performance 4.It is of super composite fiber structure and secondary sealing, featured by high mechanical strength, strong tearresistant, and strong shrinkage and excellent resistance to weathering. 5.Super Sleeve sealing gel material is composed of several layers of specially blended polymers, adhesives and fiber-reinforcing layer. The fiber-reinforcing layer provides excellent mechanical strength and eliminates the propagation of localized damage that can result from overheating or other errors in installation. Once the closure sleeve has been installed, the composite design of the Super Sleeve sealing gel material provides superior mechanical protection from forces such as impact, abrasion, UV light, and atmospheric contamination. 6.The closure bears an excellent sealing performance under both high and low temperature as well as normal temperature; The softening point can be up to 130 degrees centigrade, suitable for the area of high ambient temperature. 7.Range of closures to suit all cable sizes 8.Simple and easy to install 9.Unlimited shelf life More information about the heat shrinkable sleeve: It is composed of 5 layers 1st layer:polyethylene film 2nd layer:High Density Web(heat shrinkable thread+glass fiber ) 3rd layer:polyethylene film 4th layer:Aluminium film(only for RSBJ/super moisture-resistant performance) 5th layer:Hot-melt Adhesive List of Assembly Parts Heat shrinkable sleeve Metal canister (Aluminium) Flexible stainless steel channels (stainless steel) Branch off clip (duralumin+Hot-melt Adhesive) Nylon binding strip (Nylon) Abrasive strip (cloth covered with powdered emery) PVC adhesive tape (PVC) Cleaning clother (absolute ethyl alcohol+non-woven fabrics) Shield continuity wire(power line+copper clip) Aluminium cable tape (Aluminium) Aluminium closing strip(Aluminium)

GP01-H60JF2(8) fiber access termination box is able to hold up to 8 subscribers. It is used as a termination point for the feeder cable to connect with drop cable in FTTX network system. It integrates fiber splicing, splitting, distribution, storage and cable connection in one solid protection box. ♦ Integrated with splice cassette and cable management rods. ♦ Manage fibers in a reasonable fiber radius condition. ♦ Easy to maintain and extend the capacity. ♦ Suitable for the fusion splice or mechanical splice. Fiber bend radius control more than 40mm. ♦ 1*8 Splitter can be installed as an option. ♦ Efficient cable management. ♦ 8 ports cable entrance for drop cable. Standard accessories: 1. Fiber prector 60MM: 24 pcs 2. Wall mount Expansion screw: 4 pcs 3. Cable tie: 12 pcs

Commscope has announced the launch of its new Fiber Optic Splice Enclosure, the F0SC400-B2-24-1-BGV. This single ended, O-ring sealed dome closure is designed to splice feeder and distribution cables for fiber optic networks. The enclosure is compatible with most common cable types such as loose tube, central core, ribbon fiber and FOSC splice trays which hinge open for access to any splices without disturbing other trays. The enclosure can be used in aerial, pedestal and underground applications. This product from Commscope was developed in collaboration with Confluent Technology Group who are a high tech enterprise specializing in research & development and marketing of connection equipment for communication networks and model industrial use cases. Confluent Technology Group’s expertise has enabled Commscope to bring this feature packed solution that provides secure connections for all users’ needs on their network infrastructure projects. During testing the product excelled at providing reliable performance through extreme temperatures ranging from -40°C up to +60°C while maintaining an IP67 rating when closed correctly. It also features an anti UV protection system built into it’s design allowing it to withstand harsh outdoor conditions which makes it ideal for both indoor or outdoor deployments where environmental factors could affect performance over time due strong sunlight or rainwater exposure etc. Overall this robust solution offers customers a cost effective way of protecting their investments by ensuring quick installation times whilst delivering dependable long term reliability across a wide range of networking environments making it perfect choice whenever one needs quality fibre optic solutions that ensure customer satisfaction every step of the way.

What’s Wi-Fi 6 ? Also known as AX WiFi, it’s the next(6th) generation standard in WiFi technology. Wi-Fi 6 is also known as “802.11ax WiFi” built and improved on the current 802.11ac WiFi standard. Wi-Fi 6 was originally built in response to the growing number of devices in the world. If you own a VR device, multiple smart home devices, or simply have a large number of devices in your household, then a Wi-Fi 6 router might just be the best WiFi router for you. In this guide, we’ll go over Wi-Fi 6 routers and break down how they’re faster, increase efficiency, and are better at transferring data than previous generations. How much faster is WIFI 6? Explosively Fast WiFi up to 9.6 Gbps Ultra-Smooth Streaming Wi-Fi 6 uses both 1024-QAM to provide a signal packed with more data (giving you more efficiency) and a 160 MHz Channel to provide a wider channel to make your WiFi faster. Experience stutter-free VR or enjoy stunningly vivid 4K and even 8K streaming. Why Wi-Fi 6 matters to your mobile lifestyle ? Higher data rates Increased capacity Performance in environments with many connected devices Improved power efficiency Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6 provides the foundation for a host of current and emerging uses from streaming ultra high-definition movies, to mission-critical business applications requiring high bandwidth and low latency, to staying connected and productive while traversing large, congested networks in airports and train stations. DOME TYPE FIBER SPLICE CLOSURE WITH CAPACITY 12 TO 576C

As we see the need for a dramatic increase in the amount of bandwidth that is delivered to customers, due to 4K high definition TV, services such as YouTube and other video sharing services, and peer to peer sharing services, we are seeing a rise in FTTx installations or more Fiber To The “x”. We all like lightning fast internet and crystal clear pictures on our 70 inch TV’s and Fiber To The Home – FTTH is responsible for these little luxuries. So what is “x”? “x” can stand for the multiple locations that cable TV or broadband services are delivered to, such as Home, Multi Tenant Dwelling, or Office. These types of deployments that deliver service directly to the customer premises and this allows for much faster connection speed and more reliability for the consumers. Different location of your deployment can cause the change of a variety of factors that will ultimately affect the items that you need for your project. Factors that can affect a Fiber To The “x” deployment can be environmental, weather related, or already existing infrastructure that needs to be taken into account when designing the network. In the sections below, we will go over some of the most common equipment that is utilized within a Fiber To The “x” deployment. There will be variations, different styles, and different manufacturers, but for the most part, all the equipment is pretty standard in a deployment. Remote Central Office A pole or pad mounted in central office or network interconnection enclosure serves as a remote second location for the service providers that are located on a pole or on the ground. This enclosure is the device that connects the service provider to all the other components in a FTTx deployment; they contain the Optical Line Terminal, which is the endpoint for the service provider and the place where the conversion from electrical signals to fiber optic signals happens. They are fully equipped with air conditioning, heating units, and a power supply so that they can be protected from the elements. This central office feeds the hub enclosures via outside plant fiber optic cable, either aerial or underground burial cables depending on the location of the central office. This is one of the most critical pieces in an FTTx installment, as this is where all begins. Fiber ution HubDistrib This enclosure is designed to be the interconnect or meeting place for fiber optic cables. Cables enter the enclosure from the OLT – Optical Line Terminal and then this signal is split by optical fiber splitters or splitter modules and then sent back through drop cables that are then sent out to the homes or multi tenant buildings. This unit allows for fast access to the cables so that they can be serviced or repaired if needed. You can also test within this unit to ensure that all the connections are in working order. They come in a variety of sizes and shapes depending on the installation that you are doing and the number of customers that you are planning on serving from a single unit. Splice Enclosures Outdoor splice enclosures are placed after the fiber distribution hub. These outdoor splice enclosures allow for the unused outdoor cable to have a passive place that these fibers can be accessed via midspan and then joined to the drop cable. Splitters Splitters are one of the most important players in any FTTx project. They are used to split the incoming signal so that more customers can be serviced with a single fiber. They can be placed within the fiber distribution hubs, or in the outdoor splice enclosures. Splitters are usually connectorized with SC/APC connectors for optimal performance. The splitters can have splits such as 1×4, 1×8, 1×16, 1×32, and 1×64, as FTTx deployments are becoming more common and more telecom companies are adopting the technology. The larger splits are becoming more common such as 1×32 or 1×64. These splits really symbolize the number of homes that can be reached by this single fiber that is running to the optical splitter. Network Interface Devices (NIDs) Network Interface Devices or NID boxes usually locate outside of a single home; they are not usually used in MDU deployments. NID’s are environmentally sealed boxes that are placed on the side of a home to allow the optical cable to enter. This cable is usually an outdoor-rated drop cable terminated with an SC/APC connector. NID’s normally come with outlet grommets that allow for the usage of multiple cable sizes. There is space within the box for adapter panels and splice sleeves. NID’s are fairly inexpensive, and usually smaller in size compared with an MDU box. Multi Tenant Distribution Box A multi tenant distribution box or MDU box is a wall mountable enclosure that is designed to withstand harsh conditions and allows for multiple incoming fibers, usually in the form of an indoor/outdoor distribution cable, they can also house optical splitters that are terminated with SC/APC connectors and splice sleeves. These boxes are located on every floor of the building and they are split off into single fibers or drop cables that run to each unit on that floor. Demarcation Box A demarcation box usually has two fiber ports that allow for cable. They have built-in splice sleeve holders. These boxes will be utilized within a multi tenant distribution unit, each unit or office space that a building has will have a demarcation box that is connected by a cable to an MDU Box located on the floor of that unit. These are usually fairly inexpensive and small form factor so that they can be easily placed within a unit. At the end of the day, FTTx deployments are not going anywhere, and these are just some of the items that we could see in a typical FTTx deployment. There are many options out there that can be of use. In the near future, we will only see more and more of these deployments in that we see further increase in demand for bandwidth as technology advances. Hopefully, an FTTx deployment will be coming to your area so that you can also enjoy the benefits of having increased network speed and a higher degree of reliability for your services.

Recently, according to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s announcement, China now is planning to accelerate the development of 5G, so, what are the contents in this announcement and what are the benefits of 5G? Accelerate 5G Development, Especially Cover The Countryside According to the newest data shown by top 3 telecom operators, until the end of February, 164000 5G base station have been established and more than 550000 5G base station are expected to be built before 2021. This year, China is devoted to implementing full and continuous 5G network cover of the outdoor areas in cities. 5G will not only completely change the mobile network that we currently use but also makes different walks of life to collaborate and provide services for each other, this will finally shape a much more huge 5G related product and service market. Over 8 Trillion Yuan New-Types Consumption Is Expected According to estimates from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, 5G in commercial use is expected to create more than 8 trillion yuan during 2020 – 2025. The announcement also points out that new types consumption will be developed, including 5G+VR/AR, live shows, games, virtual shopping, etc.. Encourage telecom enterprises, radio and television media enterprises, and some other relevant enterprises to cooperate with each other to offer a variety of new 4K/8K, VR/AR products in education, media, game, etc. When 5G comes, it will not only make people enjoy high speed, cheaper network but also enriches a huge amount of new type consumptions for people in e-commerce, government services, education, and entertainment, etc. Over 300 Million Jobs Will Be Created According to estimates from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, 5G is expected to directly create more than 3 million jobs by 2025. 5G development Conducive to driving employment and entrepreneurship, make society more stable. Including driving employment in industries such as scientific research and experimentation, production and construction, and operating services; creating new and integrated employment needs in many industrial fields such as industry and energy. To make a long story short, 5G development makes people easier to work anytime and anywhere. It allows people to work at home and achieves flexible employment in the sharing economy.