Multilink Splice Closure Optima C4 (4 Fiber drop ports and 1 input feeder port)

Overview

The Optima™ C4 is a specialized splice closure engineered for end-of-line connections, specifically tailored for environments where installation space is restricted, such as single-family housing units and small business deployments. This unit functions as a compact alternative to the Optima™ T, offering a reduced physical footprint without compromising on termination speed.

Designed with computer-aided engineering, the Optima™ C4 is built for reliable performance in Outside Plant (OSP) and FTTX network architectures. It provides high-efficiency hook-up and disconnect capabilities for drop cable field connections and includes an expandable feed feature for flexible network scaling.

Key Features

• Compact Design
  Optimized for tight spaces in residential and small business FTTX environments.
• High-Speed Connections
  Engineered for the fastest hook-up and disconnect rates of any drop cable field connection.
• Capacity
  Features 4 dedicated fiber drop ports to accommodate multiple subscriber connections.
• Feeder Flexibility
  Equipped with 1 input feeder port to support network integration.
• Advanced Engineering
  Utilizes computer-aided design for precision performance in OSP network conditions.
• Device Compatibility
  Compatible with other Optima™ terminal devices for seamless integration into existing infrastructure.

Applications

• FTTX networks
• Outside Plant (OSP) deployments
• Single-family housing units
• Small business fiber distribution
• End-of-line termination

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of network is the Optima™ C4 designed for?
It is designed for FTTX and Outside Plant (OSP) networks, specifically for end-of-line termination.

Is the feed expandable?
Yes, the unit includes provisions for an expandable feed.

Is this device compatible with other Optima™ terminals?
Yes, it is designed for compatibility with other Optima™ terminal devices.

Where is this typically installed?
It is commonly used for single-family housing units and small businesses where space for equipment is limited.