Jera Line is a specialized manufacturer of cable infrastructure products designed for outdoor telecommunications networks.
The video you are watching demonstrates the assembly process of our Dome Type Fiber Optic Splice Closures (FOSC).
Dome type fiber optic splice closures are developed for use in central loop and last-mile fiber optic cable routes during FTTx network deployment. Also known as bunchy splice closures, they are designed to protect fiber splicing points where optical fibers are joined using fusion splicing and heat-shrink protection sleeves. These closures are widely used in aerial, duct, and pole-mounted installations, with or without branching from the main cable.
Our dome splice closures provide secure fiber management, reliable sealing performance, and long-term environmental protection against moisture, dust, UV exposure, and mechanical impacts. The robust construction ensures stable network operation even in demanding outdoor conditions.
Compared with conventional fiber termination boxes, FOSC offers enhanced protection and greater durability for backbone and feeder cable networks. It is an ideal solution for connecting high-capacity feeder cables to smaller distribution cables in FTTx broadband deployments, helping network operators achieve reliable fiber connectivity and reduced maintenance costs.
Jera Line manufactures fiber optic splice closures in accordance with international quality standards, providing dependable solutions for modern fiber optic infrastructure projects worldwide.
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Application
This dome fiber optic splice closure is designed to provide long-term protection and reliable fiber management, ensuring stable optical network performance in various outdoor installation scenarios.
Application:
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Fiber optic backbone and feeder cable splicing in FTTx network deployments.
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Central loop and last-mile fiber optic network construction projects.
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Aerial cable installations on poles and overhead communication lines.
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Underground duct and direct-buried fiber optic cable routes.
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Branching and distribution points between feeder and drop cables.
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Telecommunications, broadband internet, CATV, and data transmission networks.
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Fiber network expansion, repair, maintenance, and restoration projects.
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Protection of fusion splices in harsh outdoor environments exposed to moisture, dust, UV radiation, and temperature fluctuations.
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Urban and rural fiber optic infrastructure deployments.
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Passive Optical Network (PON), FTTH, FTTB, and FTTC applications.
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