4 Core FTTH Fiber Distribution Box, 4 Port Fiber Distribution Box Splitter Box, for SC, FC, E2000 Adapters

This is a nice, clean and clever termination box for home users. Lots of options to use it to your needs. Great price too. I added the LC single mode couplers for just a few $ more. Couldn't be happier!

This enclosure worked perfectly . Rubber grommets at all the entry points , well designed tray inside for spooling excess fiber. Solid post / clamp to secure jacket . Very happy with product , would buy again

I use quite a few of these. It is my first choice for the end of a flat drop cable. Pluses + While I sure don't trust if for below grade installs, it does seem to seal tight enough to keep nearly all the bugs out as well as rain etc. + There is provision for 4) splice tubes, and 4) couplers. It ships with SC-UPC. I seem to use either LC-UPC or SC-APC so those don't help me much... + The tray has provision for a PON splitter. Rather tight, but the bigger size that I use with a rectangular end view, not square. This means I can bring in a 2-fiber flat drop, splice to a connectored 1x4 splitter, and connect 4 subscribers. + There is a screw to retain the strength member as well as a clamp for the overall cable. This makes this small, lightweight box very firmly attached to the cable. + The splice tray and lid both easily remove. Minuses - The cable clamp is expecting a round cable and flat drop does not get any clamping force. - The couplers are underneath the hinged splice tray - so the tray has to be disturbed just to plug on unplug from a coupler. Neutral * No provision for cable storage inside. Which means it must be stored elsewhere, but also means it is a small box. There are a few folks selling a box that looks just like this here on Amazon. Of the ones I have tried, this is my preference. Why? This one has screws for the cable clamp long enough I can flip the "C" bar over and it will clamp onto flat drop cable. And the splice tray has a clear cover sheet. it doesn't always stay on, but it a bit of electrical tape helps keep it there. If the cover is there, then it is harder to snag one of the loose fibers. So this is the box I reach for if i have 1 flat drop and not more than 4 splices. I have double stacked the splice tubes, but they don't stay in well. And I have stacked 2 flat drop and stuffed both buffer tubes into the splice tray, kinda tricky. For situations that need a bigger box than this, I will use the 8 or 12 core which are vastly different but better handle multiple flat drops, more splices, and more couplers.

This is a good way to protect the incoming fiber to a dmarc point and to the costumer end point it will keep your connections safe also the locking system is a must have . The only thing is if you want to do LC to LC connections you must buy a separate coupler which are not that expensive.

Works as advertised.

Great replacement for inside term point on residential fiber. Looks good and easy to maintain.

Quick ship, quality product

This a great box thats half the price of anything else we could find. It works great for home/small office fiber networking projects. I had to use the amazon pictures to understand the wrap/wind pattern but otherwise will buy more.

Super handy, tidies up the install, easy to work with.

the screws that hold the bracket for the fibre coupler are made of what appears to be a very soft cast-type material, with a Phillips head to boot. As these tiny screws are secured tightly to begin with (from the factory), it is very difficult to remove them (to install the a coupler) without damaging the screw head itself. The other screws in the box are made of a similar material but as they are larger, it isn't as much of an issue. The fibre coupler bracket screws should be made of real metal and with a Robertson head to prevent damage.