Signamax Inc. FST-24P Optical Fiber Splice Tray 24-port

Product Description

The SIGNAMAX INC. FST-24P is a 24-port optical fiber splice tray designed to organize, protect, and store fiber optic splices within a structured cabling installation. Splice trays hold fusion or mechanical splices in place, preventing stress on bare fiber and maintaining bend-radius compliance inside fiber optic enclosures, patch panels, or distribution boxes. The FST-24P is sized for 24 splice positions, making it a practical choice for mid-density fiber termination points. Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage cabling contractors or fiber optic technicians working on LAN, telecom, or data center infrastructure.

The FST-24P is suited for use in both commercial and residential structured cabling environments where fiber optic cables are spliced and managed inside wall-mount or rack-mount enclosures. It fits into standard fiber optic splice closures and distribution frames that accept industry-common splice tray form factors. Typical applications include building backbone runs, horizontal fiber distribution, and outside-plant-to-inside-plant transition points where splice protection and organization are required.

Key Features

• 24-port splice capacity for mid-density fiber optic termination work
• Designed to protect and organize fusion or mechanical splices within an enclosure
• Helps maintain proper bend radius to prevent signal loss at splice points
• Compatible with standard fiber optic enclosures and splice closure hardware
• Sold as a single unit for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for standard fiber optic splice enclosures and distribution frames that accept common splice tray formats in the fiber optic hardware and connectivity category.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or fiber optic cabling technician familiar with fiber handling procedures. De-energize or dark the fiber path before handling bare splices to avoid exposure to live optical signals. Handle bare fiber with care to avoid breakage, and ensure all splices are fully seated and secured in their holders before closing the tray. Follow applicable TIA-568 or site-specific cabling standards for bend-radius and splice management requirements.