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    SANWA Technologies, Inc.: Pluggable PLC Splitter

    Feb. 21, 2024
    SANWA's PLC splitters enable the splitting of optical signals from a single LC connector to an optical connector via MPO/MTP® by simply inserting a connector.
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    PLC splitters are components that split optical signals from one optical fiber to multiple optical fibers and are necessary for installing optical cables such as FTTH. SANWA claims its Pluggable PLC Splitter offers a different structure from conventional PLC splitters. It is a compact and efficient solution that enables the splitting of optical signals from a single LC connector to an optical connector via MPO/MTP® by simply inserting a connector. SANWA's Pluggable PLC Splitters offer the following benefits to customers: scale, reduced installation time, and optimized spaces for optical platforms. 

     

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