Fiber Optic Joint Closures serve a crucial purpose in optical communication networks. A joint closure is a device designed to provide space and protection for fiber optic cables that have been spliced together. These closures connect and store optical fibers safely, whether in outdoor or indoor environments.
The dome shape of vertical closures makes them suitable for burial in various applications. The inlets and outlets are on the same side. They can also be used above ground. There are multiple models and configurations available to meet the complex needs of modern fiber-optic networks. Joint closures require high-level seals and waterproof technology for underground use.
