The 96 Core FAT (Fiber Access Terminal) is a fibre access terminal used as a distribution point between the feeder network and subscriber drop cables. Feeder fibre is brought into the terminal and spliced, splitters can be housed inside where the design requires it, and drop cables are then connected out to individual premises. Fibre access terminals are widely used in FTTH and last-mile rollouts and are typically mounted on poles, walls or inside cabinets, depending on the route. With capacity for 96 cores, this unit suits larger subscriber clusters and busier distribution points. Keeping splices and drop connections inside a dedicated terminal protects the fibre and makes subscriber activation and fault finding considerably faster. Splitters, pigtails, adapters and mounting hardware are quoted to suit the network design. Contact NETONIT TECH LTD for product availability, technical guidance and a quotation based on your project requirements.

96 Core FAT (Fiber Access Terminal)
96-core fibre access terminal (FAT) used as a distribution point for FTTH and last-mile fibre networks.
