Lynn Electronics FS-BB-104-BB-NN-E 1x4 Plc Fiber Splitter

Product Description

The LYNN ELECTRONICS FS-BB-104-BB-NN-E is a 1x4 PLC (Planar Lightwave Circuit) fiber optic splitter in a small form factor housing. It divides one optical input signal into four equal output signals, maintaining consistent split ratios across the output ports. This type of passive optical component is commonly deployed in fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP), PON, and structured cabling installations. Low-voltage data and fiber technicians install this splitter when expanding optical distribution points without active electronics in the signal path.

The FS-BB-104-BB-NN-E is suited for both residential and commercial fiber optic network builds where a compact 1x4 split is required. Its small form factor makes it appropriate for use in fiber distribution hubs, splice enclosures, and modular patch panel systems. The part falls under the Fiber Modules, Connectors, and Inserts category, indicating compatibility with modular fiber infrastructure panels and enclosures that accept blade-style or snap-in fiber components.

Key Features

• 1x4 PLC split ratio delivers uniform signal distribution across all four output ports
• Planar Lightwave Circuit design provides low insertion loss and consistent performance
• Small form factor housing fits compact enclosures, distribution hubs, and modular panels
• Passive optical operation requires no power source in the signal path
• Single unit per package for straightforward inventory and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install component for modular fiber optic distribution systems that accept small form factor PLC splitter inserts in the Fiber Modules, Connectors, and Inserts product category.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fiber optic technician familiar with passive optical network infrastructure. Ensure all upstream optical sources are disabled before handling fiber connections to prevent eye hazard from invisible infrared laser light. Follow applicable TIA-568 or IEEE 802.3ah standards for fiber splicing and connector termination. Avoid sharp bends in the fiber leads below the minimum bend radius specified for the cable type used.