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TEMPO | Drop Fiber Enclosure Kit, 4 Port | #DFE104

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TEMPO COMMUNICATIONS | PART #DFE104

Drop Fiber Enclosure Kit, 4 Port

DESCRIPTION

This Kit is used to facilitate repairs of fiber optic cables. Common fiber sizes of 8.1mm, 5.4mm and 5.1mm rectangular cables, and 3.0mm and 5.1mm round cables are accommodated with the supplied sealing gaskets

Both fusion splices (total of 24) and two mechanical splices are securely positioned within the IP68-rated, GR771 compliant enclosure. The enclosure can be permanently buried or mounted onto the side of a building.

Two DFE enclosures are typically used to repair a drop fiber as there is typically not enough slack cable to reconnect the fibers.

The DFE provides a splice point location within the network build as well as a demarcation point at the premises.

    OVERVIEW

    • IP68 rated for buried applications

    • GR771 compliant

    • Accommodates up to 26 splices

    • Individual gaskets for 8.1, 5.4 and 5.1mm rectangular and 3.0 mm and 5.1 round cables

    • Fast assembly with common tools

    DOCUMENTS

     

    DFE100 Datasheet

    DFE Instruction Sheet


    Common Questions About Drop Fiber Enclosure Kit, 4 Port
    A drop fiber enclosure is used to repair, splice, and protect fiber optic drop cables while providing a secure demarcation point within the network.

    How many splices does the Tempo DFE104 support?
    The Tempo DFE104 supports up to 24 fusion splices and 2 mechanical splices, for a total of 26 splices.

    Can the DFE104 be buried underground?
    Yes, the DFE104 is IP68 rated and GR771 compliant, making it suitable for permanent buried applications.

    Why are two drop fiber enclosures often used in repairs?
    Two enclosures are commonly used because drop fibers typically lack enough slack to reconnect fibers using a single enclosure.


    At a Glance
    • Supports up to 26 total splices
    • IP68 rated for buried installations
    • GR771 compliant enclosure
    • Accommodates multiple rectangular and round cable sizes
    • Provides splice and demarcation point
    • Designed for fast assembly with common tools