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ACNET RATIO 30:70 SPLITTER

ACNET RATIO 30:70 SPLITTER

৳ 170

The ACNET 30:70 Ratio FBT Splitter is a high-performance 1x2 optical coupler designed for unequal signal splitting. It directs 70% of the input power to the main backbone and 30% to a local distribution point or high-user-density block. Housed in a robust, miniature stainless steel tube with 0.9mm pigtails, it provides excellent environmental stability and low insertion loss for FTTH and CATV applications.

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Feature

Specification

Brand

ACNET

Technology

FBT (Fused Biconical Taper)

Ratio

30% : 70% (Unbalanced)

Insertion Loss (70%)

≤ 1.9 dB - 2.2 dB

Insertion Loss (30%)

≤ 5.6 dB - 6.2 dB

Wavelength

1310nm / 1490nm / 1550nm

Fiber Type

Single-Mode G.657A1 (Bend Insensitive)

Connector Type

SC/UPC or SC/APC

Housing Material

Stainless Steel Mini-Tube

 

The ACNET 30:70 Fiber Splitter is engineered for precision and durability. It allows ISP technicians to "tap" into a fiber line with enough power (30%) to feed multiple users through a secondary PLC splitter, while still leaving the majority of the signal (70%) to continue the network reach.

Reliable Power Distribution: ACNET's advanced fusion process ensures the 30:70 split remains constant across all operating temperatures, preventing signal fluctuations.

Low PDL & Excess Loss: High-quality glass and precision tapering minimize polarization loss, ensuring maximum efficiency for high-speed data and 4K video signals.

Flexible Installation: The ultra-slim steel tube design is easily integrated into splice trays, joint closures, and compact Fiber Distribution Boxes (FDB).

Triple-Window Performance: Optimized for the three main fiber windows (1310/1490/1550nm), making it a universal solution for EPON, GPON, and CATV overlay.

Bend-Insensitive Fiber: Uses G.657A1 fiber pigtails that can handle tight bends within cabinets without causing significant signal attenuation.