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FOSCIM6 Inline Type Fiber Optic Splice Closure (FOSC)

$17
★★★★★
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Description

FOSCIM6 Inline Type Fiber Optic Splice Closure (FOSC) is mechanical sealing for reusable application.

Specification:

ModelFOSCIM6
TypeInline type
Number of Inlet/Outlet ports6 ports
Cable Diameter2 ports×13mm, 2 ports×20mm, 2 ports×23mm
Maximum CapacityBunchy: 96 fibers;Ribbon: 288 fiber
Capacity per Splice TrayBunchy: single layer: 12 fibers; dual layers: 24 fibers;Ribbon: 6pcs
Quantity of Splice Tray4pcs
Body MaterialPC
Sealing MaterialThermoplastic rubber
Assembling methodAerial, direct buried, pipelined, wall mounting, manhole
Dimension450(L)×220(W)×110(H)mm
Net Weight2.75~3.2KG
Temperature-40℃~65℃

Main Components:

ItemNameUsageQuantity
1Housing (Bottom)To protect splices of fiber optic cables1pc
2Housing (Cover)To protect splices of fiber optic cables1pc
3Insertion PlateTo fix the housings2 pairs
4Splice TrayTo fix Fiber Splice Protective SleevesMax. 4pcs
5FoundationTo fix fiber cable, strength member and splice trays1pc
6Sealing GrommetTo seal bottom and cover1 set
7PlugTo seal empty ports6pcs
8BoltTo fix bottom and cover1 set

Standard Accessories:

ItemNameUsageQuantity
9Fiber Splice Protective SleevesTo protect fiber splicesSame as capacity
10Nylon TieTo fix buffer tubes with fibers inside8pcs
11Insulation TapeTo enlarge cable diameter for fixation1 roll
12Sealing TapeTo enlarge cable diameter for sealing grommet1 roll
13Hanging HookFor aerial installation2pcs
14Grounding WireTo connect with grounding device1pc
15Abrasive ClothTo polish fiber optic cable1pc
16Labelling PaperTo label fibers1 set
17M8 WrenchTo screw bolts of housing and insertion plates1pc
18M6 WrenchTo screw small bolts of housing1pc
19M10 WrenchTo screw nuts for strength member1pc
20Measuring PaperTo measure perimeter of fiber cable1pc
21User ManualTo instruct installation1pc

Optional Accessories:

ItemNameUsageQuantity
1ValveTo perform pressure and sealing testing1pc
2Grounding DeviceTo derive metallic components of fiber cable1 set
3Buffer TubeTo protect fibers and be fixed on splice traysspecified
4DesiccantTo desiccate air in FOSC after sealing1 bag

FAQ

Q1: What is the maximum fiber capacity of the FOSCIM6 splice closure?

A: The maximum capacity is 96 fibers for bunchy configurations and up to 288 fibers for ribbon setups.

Q2: How many ports does the FOSCIM6 feature, and what cable diameters are supported?

A: It features 6 inlet/outlet ports in total: 2 ports accommodating cable diameters up to 13mm, 2 ports up to 20mm, and 2 ports up to 23mm.

Q3: What are the physical dimensions, net weight, and operating temperature range?

A: The closure measures 450(L) × 220(W) × 110(H) mm and has a net weight ranging from 2.75 kg to 3.2 kg. It operates reliably across extreme environmental temperatures between -40℃ and 65℃.

Q4: What sealing system is used, and is this closure reusable?

A: The FOSCIM6 utilizes a mechanical sealing structure with thermoplastic rubber, making it suitable for reusable applications.

Q5: What installation methods are supported for the FOSCIM6?

A: The closure supports aerial, direct buried, pipelined, wall mounting, and manhole deployments.

Q6: What are the specifications for the housing body material and splice trays?

A: Constructed with a durable PC (Polycarbonate) body, the enclosure holds up to 4 splice trays. Each tray supports 12 fibers (single layer) or 24 fibers (dual layers) for bunchy configurations, or 6 standard ribbon pieces.

Customer Reviews

4.7 / 5.0 ★★★★★ Based on 55 customer reviews
Cormac O'Sullivan
January 19, 2026

Deploying FirstFiber’s FOSCIM6 inline splice closure across our regional distribution network solved several multi-size cable transition challenges. The 6 entry ports are divided across three distinct cable diameters—2 ports up to 13 mm, 2 ports up to 20 mm, and 2 ports up to 23 mm—giving field technicians immense flexibility when branching main feeds into smaller distribution lines. The reusable mechanical sealing structure featuring thermoplastic rubber grommets forms a watertight seal without needing heat guns or torches. Housing up to 4 splice trays, the unit supports up to 96 bunchy fibers or 288 ribbon fibers. Built from Polycarbonate (PC) and operating across -40°C to +65°C, it provides dependable protection in manhole, pipeline, and aerial installations.

Isabelle Moreau
October 24, 2025

At a reference price starting at just $17 USD, FirstFiber's FOSCIM6 delivers remarkable commercial value for enterprise-grade fiber infrastructure. Measuring 450 (L) × 220 (W) × 110 (H) mm with a net weight between 2.75 kg and 3.2 kg, the inline housing has a slim profile that simplifies overhead mounting and duct placement. The kit arrives completely furnished with standard installation hardware, including M8, M6, and M10 wrenches, 2 aerial hanging hooks, sealing tape, insulation tape, grounding wire, abrasive cloth, and labeling paper. Managing up to 288 ribbon fibers, it is an incredibly cost-effective workhorse for expanding municipal FTTx lines.

Hamish MacIntyre
April 29, 2026

We standardized on the FOSCIM6 for direct-buried and manhole fiber splicing contracts due to its rigid Polycarbonate outer shell. Secured by heavy-duty bolts and insertion plates, the housing withstands soil compression and environmental stress without leaking. The internal layout features a central foundation plate to anchor strength members and buffer tubes securely, alongside 4 dual-layer splice trays holding 24 bunchy fibers each. We opted to include the optional pressure testing valve and desiccant bag to test airtightness before final vault closing. It is a thoroughly dependable, reusable inline closure for long-term outdoor cable management.

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