Lynn Electronics FS-LH-132-BB-SASA-C 1x32 Plc Fiber Splitter

Product Description

The LYNN ELECTRONICS FS-LH-132-BB-SASA-C is a 1x32 planar lightwave circuit (PLC) fiber splitter in a compact mini form factor with bare fiber (no connector) input and output leads. PLC splitters divide a single optical signal into multiple outputs with low insertion loss and high uniformity across all ports. This unit is designed for passive optical network (PON) infrastructure and is installed by fiber optic network technicians in FTTx, GPON, and similar broadband distribution systems. The mini form factor allows deployment in space-constrained enclosures, splice trays, and distribution boxes.

This splitter is suited for residential and commercial fiber-to-the-premises deployments where a single feeder fiber must be split to serve up to 32 subscriber drops. Typical installation locations include outside plant fiber distribution hubs, building entry points, and central office or remote terminal cabinets. The bare fiber termination style allows the installer to fusion splice directly into the existing fiber plant without requiring pre-terminated connectors.

Key Features

• 1x32 split ratio distributes one input signal to 32 output fibers
• PLC technology provides uniform signal distribution across all output ports
• Mini form factor fits space-constrained enclosures, splice trays, and distribution boxes
• Bare fiber on both input and output ends for direct fusion splicing into the fiber plant
• Passive device requires no power and adds no active failure points to the network

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style passive component for use in PON-based fiber distribution systems requiring a 1x32 split ratio with bare fiber terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fiber optic technician using a fusion splicer and appropriate fiber preparation tools. Handle bare fiber ends with care to avoid contamination or microbending, which can degrade optical performance. Store unused fiber ends in protective sleeves until splicing is complete. Follow local telecommunications infrastructure codes and the network operator's fiber plant standards when placing splitters in outside plant or indoor enclosures.