Charles Industries Expands FTTH Cabinet Line

March 24, 2017
Charles Industries has expanded its fiber distribution hub (FDH) line of indoor and outdoor solutions with new form factors to support FTTH ...

Charles Industries has expanded its fiber distribution hub (FDH) line of indoor and outdoor solutions with new form factors to support fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) deployments.

The company now offers indoor FDH cabinets and terminals designed to serve as few as 32 subscribers to as many as 384 subscribers from a single enclosure. The CFBT-Hub metallic cabinet series offers four sizes (48, 96, 144 and 384 port bulkheads), while the non-metallic CFIT-Flex compact hub series offers two sizes (32 and 64 port bulkheads). All models feature hinged fiber splice trays, cable management guides and bend controls, and locking mechanisms. CFBT-Hubs and CFIT-Flex Hubs may be wall mounted in equipment rooms or closets within the customer premises.

For outdoor FDH placements, Charles offers CFFP Fiber Flexibility Pedestals, CFIT-Hub metallic cabinets, and CFIT-Flex Hub non-metallic terminals. CFFP buried distribution pedestals are available in 72, 144, and 288 port sizes, with a patch and splice 96 port option also available. The non-metallic, one-piece dome is designed to be flood, fire, rodent, corrosion and impact resistant. CFIT-Hub metal cabinets are available in 48 and 96 port bulkhead models that feature weatherproof, powder-coated welded aluminum construction, while non-metallic CFIT-Flex compact hubs are available in 32 and 64 port models, with all cabinet and terminal mountings being pole or wall mountable.

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