Digitus FTTx drop cable installation kit, pre-assembled, 4-fiber, LC/APC connector (white, 70 meters, integrated splice cassette 4 ports)

The Digitus FTTH installation kit DN-948070-1 allows you to easily expand and complete the fiber optic network in the home. The kit comes with all the necessary components, eliminating the need to search for components individually for installation. The connection box can be surface-mounted at the designated location, the FTTH drop cables are already assembled with LC/APC connectors on one side, and the open end can simply be pulled in or routed to the house distributor. It provides additional ports and splicing capabilities to meet the needs of scaling the number of fiber optic connections. The FTTH junction box is equipped with two LC-APC duplex fiber optic couplers with a shutter that protects the coupler from lasers and dust.

Type cable
Color white
EAN 4016032500810
Manufacturer no. DN-948070-1
Made in China
Application example: installation of high-speed fiber optic connections within the house
Network area
Connection 2x LC (plug)
1x cable end without plug
Feature Integrated captive laser protection on the LC APC couplings, stable towing eye for pulling the cable into pipe systems
Further information FTTH connection box: 2x LC-APC duplex fiber optic coupling with shutter, 4 ports, including 2 equipped ports, integrated splice cassette, FTTH drop cable: 4 fibers 9/125μm G.657A2 bend-optimized, cable diameter 2mm, 900μm buffer, aramid strain relief, LSOH outer jacket, operating temperature -15°C to +70°C
Note CPR classification Dca
Accessories available Mounting accessories (screws and dowels)
Dimensions Width: 80mm x Height: 28mm x Depth/Length: 80mm
Cable length 70 meters
Warnings and safety instructions Safety instructions: Avoid direct contact with light sources: Fiber optic cables, especially those with active light sources such as lasers (e.g. in optical communication systems), can emit dangerous radiation that can damage eyes. Be careful never to look directly at the light from an optical fiber, even if the light source is invisible to the naked eye. When working with fiber optic cables, especially when testing or working with lasers, safety glasses that protect against harmful radiation should always be worn.