INDOOR PASSIVE COMPONENTS FOR MDU,FTTH

Indoor passive components for MDU and FTTH enable efficient optical network distribution. These include splitters, couplers, patch panels, and terminal boxes, designed to manage fiber connections neatly. They ensure low signal loss, protect fibers from damage, and offer modular scalability for easy installation in apartments or buildings. Compliant with industry standards, these components simplify maintenance, optimize space utilization, and support high-density network deployments, ensuring reliable broadband connectivity for residential and multi-tenant environments.

1. ADAPTERS

Adapters are versatile components that bridge compatibility gaps between different devices or interfaces. They convert signals, voltages, or physical connections to enable seamless integration—such as USB-C to HDMI adapters for video output or power adapters adjusting voltage for global use.

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2.BLOCKLESS PLC SPLITTER

A blockless PLC (Planar Lightwave Circuit) splitter is a fiber optic component designed without traditional housing blocks, offering a compact, space-saving form factor. It uses integrated planar waveguides to split optical signals efficiently, ideal for high-density FTTH or MDU deployments.

3.CASSETTE PLC SPLITTER C1 TYPE

A Cassette PLC Splitter C1 Type is a fiber optic device encased in a compact cassette housing, designed for easy integration into FTTH or MDU network systems. Leveraging Planar Lightwave Circuit technology, it enables low-loss optical signal splitting with high port uniformity. The C1 type cassette features a standardized form factor, allowing seamless installation in distribution frames, wall boxes, or patch panels. Its plug-and-play design simplifies deployment, while the enclosed structure protects splitters from dust and physical damage.

4. CASSTTE PLS SPLITTER C2 TYP

5. DISTRIBUTION PIGTAILS

Distribution pigtails are short fiber optic cables with connectors at one end, designed to link splitter ports or patch panels to main fiber networks in FTTH/MDU setups. They enable flexible signal distribution, featuring low-loss connectors (e.g., SC, LC) and ruggedized jackets for indoor durability. These pigtails simplify cable management, allowing easy routing through conduits or boxes while minimizing bend loss.

THE ADVANTAGE OF INDOOR PASSIVE COMPONENTS FOR MDU,FTTH

1. Efficient Signal Distribution - Passive components like splitters and couplers enable low-loss optical signal splitting, ensuring stable broadband connectivity for multiple users in residential or multi-tenant buildings.
2. Space-Saving Design - Compact layouts (e.g., cassette splitters, terminal boxes) fit neatly in wall cabinets or distribution frames, optimizing space in tight indoor environments.
3. Reliable Physical Protection - Enclosed in rugged housings, components like pigtails and patch panels are shielded from dust, moisture, and physical damage, extending lifespan.

CONCLUSION

Jera Line offers comprehensive indoor passive components for MDU and FTTH, tailored for reliable fiber-to-the-home network deployments. These solutions, including splitters, pigtails, and terminal boxes, ensure low-loss signal distribution, compact space utilization, and robust physical protection. With modular designs for easy scalability and plug-and-play installation, they simplify maintenance while adhering to industry standards, enabling seamless FTTH connectivity in multi-tenant and residential environments.