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News<br />

More Space<br />

for Splice Trays<br />

From family homes to building complexes –<br />

the Polaris box family from R&M ensures flexible<br />

optical termination both indoors and out. Now the<br />

terminal boxes are getting a new interior. This means<br />

even more space for additional splice trays.<br />

Buildings, data centers and industrial environments<br />

require ever-increasing capacity<br />

in fiber optic networks. This also requires<br />

a higher density of optical fibers and splice<br />

connections in the termination enclosures. To<br />

increase the capacity of the splice trays, R&M<br />

has designed new fiber inserts for the entire<br />

Polaris box family. With the space gained,<br />

even more subscribers can now be separated<br />

and splice capacity increased.<br />

Five family additions<br />

The Polaris boxes SCM 24 and 36 are the<br />

spearhead of the family. They hold up to 24<br />

or 36 FMTS 30 splice trays. The following<br />

cassettes are available: 1TPU splice trays<br />

with four or 12 HS or ANT and the 2TPU<br />

splitter tray for additional P2MP applications.<br />

When using the 12-fiber splice trays, up to a<br />

maximum of 288 pure splice connections can<br />

be terminated in the Polaris box 24 SCM, up<br />

to 432 with the P36. An adapter panel for 12<br />

or 18 SC, LC-D adapters can be retrofitted.<br />

The Polaris box SCM 12 is a medium-sized<br />

housing, in which the new fiber divider and<br />

three carrier trays are available for up to 12<br />

FMTS compact splice trays. They are suitable<br />

for 4 x HS or ANT splice protection holders<br />

per tray. This means that up to 12 participants<br />

can be separated or up to 48 splice connections<br />

can be realized. On demand, an adapter<br />

panel for up to 6 SC, LC-D connectors can<br />

be retrofitted.<br />

The small Polaris boxes SCM 4 and 6 even fit<br />

into tiny niches where space is tight. The fiber<br />

insert supports up to 12 crimp (ANT) or shrink<br />

(HS) splice connections. These boxes offer<br />

space for quick splitter integration as well as<br />

the first twelve splice connections without<br />

additional FMTS trays. In addition, up to<br />

four or six splice trays can be retrofitted. The<br />

adapter panel supplied supports up to four/<br />

six SC, LC Duplex connectors. This means<br />

that up to twelve LC patch connections can<br />

be terminated.<br />

With the P6 SCM, the FMTS-30 splice tray<br />

can also be used for pure splicing applications.<br />

This increases the splice capacity to up<br />

to 84 splice connections.<br />

021.6385<br />

Polaris box 24 SCM<br />

The plus for overlengths<br />

For additional overlength storage, a modular<br />

set is available for the SCM P12, P24 and<br />

P36. The fiber trays can be retrofitted either<br />

to the left or right next to the splice trays,<br />

free of tools. These allow optimum storage<br />

of loose tubes (multifiber) during loop<br />

installations or additional fiber storage of<br />

drop cables. The cable entry concept enables<br />

simple installation of cables and microtubes<br />

with diameters from 2.0 to 16.0 mm.<br />

In addition to the standard box range, R&M<br />

offers custom-made boxes for individual<br />

customer projects that are pre-equipped with<br />

splitters, plug connectors, pigtails, splice trays<br />

and the right cable sealing elements.<br />

www.rdm.com/<br />

polaris-box-family/<br />

Polaris box 4 SCM<br />

030.7959<br />

Patrick Schilter | Product Manager<br />

patrick.schilter@rdm.com<br />

050.6759 050.6970<br />

10|2023–<strong>65</strong> <strong>CONNECTIONS</strong> | 25

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