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FOSCIS4 Inline Type Fiber Optic Splice Closure (FOSC)

$16
★★★★★
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Description

FOSCIS4 Inline Type Fiber Optic Splice Closure (FOSC) is mechanical sealing for reusable application.

Specification:

ModelFOSCIS4
TypeInline type
Number of Inlet/Outlet ports4 ports
Cable Diameter4 ports×16mm
Maximum CapacityBunchy: 96 fibers;Ribbon: 144 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
Dimension413(L)×160(W)×88(H)mm
Net Weight1.6~2.1KG
Temperature-40℃~65℃

Main Components:

ItemNameUsageQuantity
1Housing (Bottom)To protect splices of fiber optic cables1pc
2Housing (Cover)To protect splices of fiber optic cables1pc
3Splice TrayTo fix Fiber Splice Protective SleevesMax. 4pcs
4FoundationTo fix fiber cable, strength member and splice trays1pc
5Sealing GrommetTo seal bottom and cover1 set
6PlugTo seal empty ports4pcs
7BoltTo fix bottom and cover1 set

Standard Accessories:

ItemNameUsageQuantity
8Fiber Splice Protective SleevesTo protect fiber splicesSame as capacity
9Nylon TieTo fix buffer tubes with fibers inside8pcs
10Insulation TapeTo enlarge cable diameter for fixation1 roll
11Sealing TapeTo enlarge cable diameter for sealing grommet1 roll
12Hanging HookFor aerial installation2pcs
13Grounding WireTo connect with grounding device1pc
14Abrasive ClothTo polish fiber optic cable1pc
15Labelling PaperTo label fibers1 set
16M6 WrenchTo screw bolts of housing1pc
17M10 WrenchTo screw nuts for strength member1pc

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 FOSCIS4 inline splice closure?

A: The maximum capacity is 96 fibers for bunchy setups and up to 144 fibers for ribbon configurations. Selectable core options for ordering include 24, 48, 72, and 96 Cores.

Q2: How many ports does the FOSCIS4 feature, and what cable size is supported?

A: It features 4 inlet/outlet ports that accommodate cable diameters up to 16mm per port.

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

A: The closure dimensions are 413(L) × 160(W) × 88(H) mm, with a net weight ranging from 1.6 kg to 2.1 kg. It operates reliably across environmental temperatures between -40℃ and 65℃.

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

A: The FOSCIS4 utilizes a mechanical sealing structure with thermoplastic rubber, making it ideal for reusable applications.

Q5: What installation methods are supported for the FOSCIS4?

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

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

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

Customer Reviews

4.9 / 5.0 ★★★★★ Based on 45 customer reviews
Arthur Pendelton
January 27, 2026

Integrating FirstFiber's FOSCIS4 inline splice closure across our regional optical network simplified field splicing and maintenance. Its mechanical sealing structure with thermoplastic rubber grommets lets our technicians reopen and reseal the unit cleanly without requiring heat shrink torches. Equipped with 4 inlet/outlet ports accepting cable diameters up to 16 mm, it offers excellent entry flexibility for inline feeder lines and distribution drops. Built with a rugged Polycarbonate (PC) body that functions in extreme environments from -40°C to +65°C, the housing maintains watertight protection across aerial, direct-buried, and manhole deployments. Internally, the 4 dual-layer splice trays accommodate up to 96 bunchy fibers (24 fibers per tray) or 144 ribbon fibers, while a central foundation plate firmly secures cable strength members.

Freja Lindemann
November 12, 2025

At a reference baseline price of just $16 USD, the FOSCIS4 provides utility-grade environmental protection at an unbeatable value. Featuring compact dimensions of 413 (L) × 160 (W) × 88 (H) mm and a net weight of 1.6 kg to 2.1 kg, the slim inline chassis is lightweight and easy for crews to mount during overhead aerial hanger or wall installations. The product arrives as a turnkey kit supplied with standard accessories, including 2 aerial hanging hooks, M6 and M10 wrenches, sealing tape, insulation tape, nylon ties, grounding wire, abrasive cloth, and fiber protective sleeves. Supporting up to 144 ribbon fibers with orderable capacity options ranging from 24 to 96 Cores, it is a cost-effective choice for expanding municipal FTTx networks.

Marco Rossi
May 15, 2026

We standardized on the FOSCIS4 for underground duct, pipeline, and direct-buried splicing contracts due to its rigid Polycarbonate outer body. Joined by heavy-duty bolts and an internal sealing grommet, the chassis withstands soil compression and vibration without leaking water. We added the optional pressure testing valve to perform air pressure integrity checks prior to trench backfilling. The closure includes 4 port plugs to seal unused cable entries, and its 4 splice trays neatly maintain the proper bend radius for active buffer tubes. It is a thoroughly dependable, reusable inline splice closure for long-term outdoor cable management.

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