Splice Terminals
Category Overview
Browse fiber splice terminals for secure, high‑quality fiber connections. Designed for data centers and network installations to support efficient splicing and performance.
The Mini 8-Port Splice Terminal is a compact enclosure used for fiber distribution and splicing in broadband networks. It supports up to eight fiber connections and is suitable for indoor or outdoor use. The terminal is used for drop splicing, small distribution points, and repair work, providing a simple way to manage splices and terminations in tight locations.
NetSource’s Hardened Fiber Terminal (HFT) provides a rugged, field-accessible fiber distribution solution designed for fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and fiber-to-the-x (FTTx) broadband networks. The HFT creates an accessible distribution point between the feeder network and subscriber drops, supporting fiber splicing, splitting, and hardened drop connectivity. Designed for outside-plant applications, it supports up to 8 OptiTap®-compatible hardened ports, integrated fiber routing and splice management, and flexible PLC splitter configurations. Its field-accessible design simplifies service, network expansion, and future network changes while helping keep fibers organized and protected. With flexible cable entry and multiple mounting options, the HFT can be deployed in strand, pole, pedestal, or ground-vault installations, providing a versatile solution for expanding fiber access networks.
The OptiTap® Splice Terminal (OST) is a hardened enclosure used for fiber splicing and drop connections in broadband networks. The OST supports OptiTap®-compatible hardened drops and includes splice trays for organizing fiber. The terminal is used in aerial, pole, and below-grade locations for distribution points, drop work, and repair activities in new or existing builds.
The Single Fiber Splice Terminal (SFST) is a compact enclosure used for fiber splicing and small distribution points in broadband networks. The SFST supports up to sixteen SC/APC drop connections and accommodates splice or splitter configurations with internal trays for fiber organization. The terminal is used in aerial, pole, and below-grade locations for drop work, distribution routing, and repair activities in new or existing builds.
