Terminate Fiber in Tight Spaces

The Snap Compact Fiber Optic Patch Panel is designed to provide fiber optic patch capability in size-constrained field termination enclosures on standard 35mm DIN rail.

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The panel allows users to terminate field distribution fiber optic cable in field enclosures requiring less enclosure footprint than traditional IT hardware. Up to 24 fiber strands of multimode or single mode fiber can be terminated in the Snap’s compact 6.25x5.125x2.75-in. enclosure. Adapter interfaces are available for single mode or multimode fiber in ST, SC, and LC form factors.

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