FTTH / PON networks
Distribution of one feeder fiber to 16 branches, depending on the power budget and network configuration.

KONGIA mini PLC 1×16 optical splitter without connectors. Distributes one input among 16 outputs for FTTH and PON access networks. Its rectangular metal module measures 60 × 12 × 4 mm and operates at 1260–1650 nm. Fibers are 1.0 m long according to the quotation.
KONGIA mini PLC 1×16 optical splitter without connectors. Distributes one input among 16 outputs for FTTH and PON access networks. Its rectangular metal module measures 60 × 12 × 4 mm and operates at 1260–1650 nm. Fibers are 1.0 m long according to the quotation.
The manufacturer datasheet lists an insertion loss of 13.2 dB for this configuration and termination.
Series reference image. The number of outputs corresponds to the configuration specified for this SKU.

Distribution of one feeder fiber to 16 branches, depending on the power budget and network configuration.
Integration in boxes, trays and cabinets with adequate fiber space.
Selection by technology, output count and connector termination.
Assign optical outputs to different areas or subscribers and label each branch; calculate accumulated losses before adding further splits.
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Quick answers to help you select and request this product.
This model has 1 input and 16 optical outputs.
Supplied without connectors. Installation requires fiber termination by fusion splicing.
No. It is a passive splitter and does not amplify the optical signal.
Series reference image. The number of outputs corresponds to the configuration specified for this SKU.
One optical splitter with the specified configuration and termination. Distribution box, splice tray and tools not included.
The manufacturer datasheet matching this SKU's technology, output count and termination is used. Values are data published in the catalog.
There are some differences between the general table and the datasheets for terminated versions. The datasheet for the exact configuration and termination takes priority; the loss of a connector-free variant is not applied to models with connectors.
The family table states 55 dB but labels both as maximum values. Because of this ambiguity, the published value is retained and the direction of the limit remains pending.
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