Here are the common installation methods for fiber optic splice enclosures:
Wall-mounted installation:
The splice enclosure is directly fixed on a wall or bracket.
Suitable for indoor or outdoor environments, making it easy to access for maintenance.
Underground/buried installation:
The splice enclosure is buried underground, flush with or slightly below the ground surface.
Suitable for outdoor environments, helping to conceal and protect the fiber optic cable connections.
Pole-mounted installation:
The splice enclosure is fixed on a pole or support structure.
Often used in outdoor environments, such as on utility poles or wall corners.
Rack-mounted installation:
The splice enclosure is installed in a standard equipment rack or cabinet.
Suitable for centralized management in telecom rooms or cable hubs.
Suspended installation:
The splice enclosure is hung from the ceiling or other high locations.
Suitable for space-constrained environments, such as narrow corridors.
The choice of installation method depends on factors like the installation environment, the number and location of the incoming fiber cables, and the maintenance requirements. Proper installation ensures the stability and reliability of the fiber optic splice enclosure.
