Fiber Main Distribution Frame CT GZP
The main optical distribution frame combines line- and equipment-side ODF functions for high-density, flexible routing and improved fiber management/protection. It centrally manages many outgoing cables in transmission/access rooms, reducing maintenance cost and improving standardization and quality. An open frame connects outdoor cables on the line side and optical terminals/transmission equipment on the other, using patch cords to change fiber assignments and optical routes. Cable protection and test ports are included. ① MDF-style management places line side in front and equipment side behind. ② 72-fiber splice/distribution boxes and 96-fiber rotating adapter panels simplify operation. ③ Simple same-side layer-by-layer routing. ④ Independent multilayer channels reduce room-tray load. ⑤ Custom patch lengths minimize slack and tangling. ⑥ Zoned cable management enables three-dimensional noncrossing routes. ⑦ Slack storage with cable termination left and patch storage right.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| In-Line Fully Populated Capacity [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 648 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 576 cores] | 648 cores |
| Rack Dimensions (Excluding Side Panels, Height×Width×Depth) [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 648 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 576 cores] | 2000 mm × 720 mm × 600 mm |
| Number of In-Line Module Trays [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 648 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 576 cores] | 54 pcs |
| Horizontal Row Unit Capacity [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 648 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 576 cores] | 576 fibers |
| Maximum Number of Horizontal Row Units [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 648 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 576 cores] | 6 pcs |
| In-Line Fully Populated Capacity [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 720 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 672 cores] | 720 cores |
| Rack Dimensions (Excluding Side Panels, Height×Width×Depth) [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 720 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 672 cores] | 2200 mm × 720 mm × 600 mm |
| Number of In-Line Module Trays [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 720 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 672 cores] | 60 pcs |
| Horizontal Row Unit Capacity [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 720 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 672 cores] | 672 cores |
| Maximum Number of Horizontal Row Units [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 720 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 672 cores] | 7 pcs |
| In-Line Fully Populated Capacity [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 864 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 768 cores] | 864 cores |
| Rack Dimensions (Excluding Side Panels, Height×Width×Depth) [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 864 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 768 cores] | 2600 mm × 720 mm × 600 mm |
| Number of In-Line Module Trays [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 864 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 768 cores] | 72 pcs |
| Horizontal Row Unit Capacity [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 864 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 768 cores] | 768 cores |
| Maximum Number of Horizontal Row Units [Fully Equipped Vertical Capacity 864 cores; Horizontal Unit Capacity 768 cores] | 8 pcs |
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