ADC OmniReach OFDT-24 Manuel utilisateur
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Spec Sheet
OmniReach™FTTX Solutions
Outdoor Fiber Distribution Terminal 24 (OFDT-24)
The Outdoor Fiber Distribution Terminal 24 (OFDT-24) is designed to terminate, splice and
interconnect fiber optic cables in an outdoor environment. This terminal may be adapted to Fiber-
to-The-Premise (FTTP) Multiple Dwelling Unit (MDU) applications and is particularly suited for
garden style MDU buildings. The enclosure is mounted to the exterior surface of a dwelling and
connects the distribution cable and drops routed to individual living units. The cables meet at a
central connector field that includes termination for the distribution cable and parking for the drop
cables. The cabinet may be configured with splice trays for splicing the cable to connector pigtails.
The OFDT-24 may be pre-terminated on the distribution side with outside plant cable stubs so that
the unit is quickly connected to the plant. The OFDT-24 may also be pre-wired with pigtails on the
drop side so that individual drops routed into the unit can be spliced to the connectorized pigtails.
The OFDT-24 features a unique “swing frame” type design that separates the splicing in the rear
from the patch access in the front of the swing frame. It allows for easy connector access to the
rear connectors for maintenance and cleaning. This approach allows for a single door sealing
method, ensuring reliability to withstand long-term outdoor conditions.
The unit accommodates a variety of OSP cable types via sealed grommet entry. Cables are secured
with standard grip clamps to provide required pull out strength. The enclosure provides grounding
for metallic members and for the cabinet.
The OFDT-24 product accommodates 6, 12, or 24 living units. Distribution cable fibers are
terminated on standard SC/APC adapters that are easily accessible for service connection and
maintenance. Drop pigtails are initially terminated on parking adapters adjacent to the distribution
termination adapters and staged at the parking positions until the living units request service.
Moving the drop pigtails from the parking position to the assigned distribution fiber allows for easy
service connections.
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Outdoor Fiber Distribution Terminal 24 (OFDT-24)
Advantages and Cost Benefits of New OFDT-24
The new OFDT-24 design allows for micro-ducts to enter into the back of the OFDT box. The 8" x 3"
oval cut-out on the right side of the back wall allows the installer to locate the OFDT right over the
micro-ducts exiting the building. This feature eliminates the need for the transitional NEMA box used
to transition from the micro-duct exit location into the OFDT. This new feature offers cost, labor, and
aesthetic benefits to the MDU building owners over the current installation method. When not used,
the oval cut-out can be covered with the provided gasketed plate. There is also a knock-out hole in the
bottom of the cabinet to accommodate every type of installation application.
Features and Benefits
• Accommodates smaller fiber counts; 6-, 12- and
24-fiber
• Eliminates need for transitional NEMA box that
provides for mini-ducts
• Liquid tight fittings offer cost savings
• Aesthetic benefits to MDU building owners
• Supplied with parking, pigtails and splice tray
• Wall-mount; efficient use of wall space
• Cable termination and splicing
• Complete connector access
• Lockable 216 tool/padlock offers flexible
security options
• Environmental enclosure provides heavy-duty
protection from wind, dust, rain, and other
contaminants
• Aluminum welded construction provides
strength and resists corrosion
• Lightweight structure provides for easy
installation
• Cable entrance ports seal cable at entry
• Cable management and routing limits radius and
adds strain relief
• Standard stub lengths of 100, 300, 500, and
1000 feet
Equipment Requirements Current Method New Method
NEMA 3R Enclosure Required Not Required
Liquid Tight Fitting Required Not Required
1.25" Liquid Tight Conduit Required Not Required
New
Outdoor FDT Installation Method
NEMA 3R
Enclosure
Current
Outdoor FDT Installation Method
Liquid
Tight Fitting
1.25” Liquid
Tight Conduit
Liquid Tight
Fitting
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Specifications
Height:
Width:
Depth
Weight (Empty):
Fiber Terminations:
Parking Adapters:
Splice Trays:
Cable Ports:
Color:
13.5" (35.0 cm)
19.0" (49.0 cm)
8.0" (20.0 cm)
14 lbs (31 kg)
6, 12, 24
6, 12, 24
3
2 in bottom; 1 in rear
Beige
OmniReach™FTTX Solutions
Outdoor Fiber Distribution Terminal 24 (OFDT-24)
Catalog Number
FDT- __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
Enclosure
G OFDT-24
Ordering Information
Connector Type
J SC/APC
Splice Tray
0 No Tray
2 Heat Shrink Fusion
3 Mechanical/Ribbon
Fiber Count
06 6 Fiber
12 12 Fibers
24 24 Fibers
Parking
P Parking
N No Parking
Stub Length
000 0 Feet
025 25 Feet
100 100 Feet
200 200 Feet
300 300 Feet
500 500 Feet
Cable Type
Pigtails
A Bare Ribbon Pigtail
Assembly
C Pigtails (Colored)
Stubs
S Ribbon OSP w/Conn
R Ribbon IFC w/Conn
T Loose Tube OSP w/Conn
V Loose Tube IFC w/Conn
Pigtails
P Pigtails (2mm)
X No Pigtails
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ADC Telecommunications, Inc., P.O. Box 1101, Minneapolis, Minnesota USA 55440-1101
Specifications published here are current as of the date of publication of this document. Because we are continuously
improving our products, ADC reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice. At any time, you may
verify product specifications by contacting our headquarters office in Minneapolis. ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
views its patent portfolio as an important corporate asset and vigorously enforces its patents. Products orfeatures
contained herein may be covered by one or more U.S. or foreign patents. An Equal Opportunity Employer
103335AE 7/07 Revision © 2005, 2007 ADC Telecommunications, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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