FTTH / PON networks
Distribution of one feeder fiber to 16 branches, depending on the power budget and network configuration.
Fiber Optics · Optical Splitters
Boxed Pigtail PLC Optical Splitter 1x16, FC/UPC
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Product DescriptionKONGIA boxed PLC optical splitter with pigtails, 1×16, FC/UPC. Distributes one input among 16 outputs for FTTH and PON access networks. Its box body measures 120 × 80 × 18 mm and operates at 1260–1650 nm.
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KONGIA boxed PLC optical splitter with pigtails, 1×16, FC/UPC. Distributes one input among 16 outputs for FTTH and PON access networks. Its box body measures 120 × 80 × 18 mm and operates at 1260–1650 nm.
The manufacturer datasheet lists an insertion loss of 13.5 dB for this configuration and termination.
Series reference image. The number of outputs corresponds to the configuration specified for this SKU.
Recommended Applications
Distribution points
Integration in boxes, trays and cabinets with adequate fiber space.
Expansion and maintenance
Selection by technology, output count and connector termination.
Distribution by building zone
Assign optical outputs to different areas or subscribers and label each branch; calculate accumulated losses before adding further splits.
Key Benefits
- 1 input and 16 optical outputs.
- FC/UPC termination on the input and output fibers.
- Wavelength of 1260–1650 nm.
- Insertion loss of 13.5 dB according to the manufacturer datasheet.
- Body of 120 × 80 × 18 mm.
- Uniform power distribution using PLC technology.
- Passive component, no external power supply.
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Technical Specifications
SKUKG-FO-PLC-BOX-1X16-FCUPC
TechnologyPLC — Planar Lightwave Circuit
FormatBox with pigtails
Configuration1 input × 16 outputs
TerminationFC/UPC
Power distributionUniform
Fiber lengthTo be confirmed by version
Wavelength1260–1650 nm
Insertion loss (catalog)13.5 dB
PDL (catalog)0.25 dB
Body dimensions (L × W × H)120 × 80 × 18 mm
Operating temperature−40 to +85 °C
FiberG657A or as specified by the customer
Uniformity (max., family table)1.2 dB
Wavelength dependence (max., family)0.8 dB
Thermal stability (max., −40 to +85 °C)0.5 dB
Storage temperature−40 to +85 °C
Return loss (catalog value)55 dB; limit direction to be confirmed
Directivity (catalog value)55 dB; limit direction to be confirmed
OperationPassive
Sales unit1 optical splitter
PackagingResealable bag
ImageSeries reference image. The number of outputs corresponds to the configuration specified for this SKU.
Specification basisManufacturer datasheet for this technology, configuration and termination. Values published in the catalog.
Warranty5 years
Certifications and ComplianceRoHS · ISO 9001 · REACH · CE Compliant
Technical Documentation
Download the official datasheet and certified PDF resources for projects and tenders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to help you select and request this product.
How many inputs and outputs does it have?
This model has 1 input and 16 optical outputs.
What connectors does it use?
It uses FC/UPC. Select adapters and patch cords with the same connector type and polish.
Does it require electrical power?
No. It is a passive splitter and does not amplify the optical signal.
Does the photograph show the exact number of outputs?
Series reference image. The number of outputs corresponds to the configuration specified for this SKU.
What does one unit include?
One optical splitter with the specified configuration and termination. Distribution box, splice tray and tools not included.
What is the basis for the optical parameters?
The manufacturer datasheet matching this SKU's technology, output count and termination is used. Values are data published in the catalog.
Why use the model datasheet instead of just the general PLC table?
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.
How should return loss and directivity be interpreted?
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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