Description:
96 Core Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure can meet the needs of various user optical cables, realize the introduction, stripping and protection of distribution optical cables, and connect and terminate with the home optical cables. It can also be easily installed in crowded inspection holes or hand holes, and is also suitable for outdoor cable installation. In addition, its shell grade IP68 can provide comprehensive protection.
Technical parameters:
| Model No. | Horz-96A | Color | Black |
| Capacity | 96 cores | Protection Level | IP68 |
| Material | PC, PC+ABS,PP | Inlet/outlet | 2+2 |
| Dimension(MM) | 459*168*98 | cable port | Ф8-Ф18 |
The dimension diagram:(mm)

Features:
- The box body is made of high-quality engineering plastics, with beautiful appearance and good workmanship;
- It can realize the splicing, branching and direct fusion of optical cables;
- The box body is installed and locked with screws, which is convenient and fast in construction;
- The fusion tray adopts a flip-page structure, which is convenient and fast in construction;
- The box body is sealed with rubber;
- The curvature radius is controlled throughout the process to ensure that the curvature radius of the optical fiber is greater than 30mm at any position;
- Pipeline and hanging wire installation;
- Protection level: IP68.
FAQ
1. What is a 96 core horizontal fiber optic splice closure used for?
A 96 core horizontal fiber optic splice closure is used to protect fiber splicing points, organize fiber routing, and support cable branching or direct connection in outdoor fiber optic networks.
2. Is this IP68 horizontal fiber optic splice closure suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes. An IP68 horizontal fiber optic splice closure is suitable for outdoor installation where strong sealing, moisture resistance, and long-term protection of fiber splices are required.
3. Can a 96 core horizontal splice closure be used for duct and aerial fiber cable projects?
Yes. This type of 96 core horizontal splice closure is suitable for duct installation and aerial cable applications, making it practical for telecom distribution and outdoor network construction.
4. What material is commonly used for a horizontal fiber optic splice closure?
A horizontal fiber optic splice closure is often made from engineering plastic such as PC, PC+ABS, or PP to provide impact resistance, weather durability, and stable outdoor performance.
5. How many cable ports does this 96 core horizontal fiber splice closure have?
This 96 core horizontal fiber splice closure uses a 2+2 inlet and outlet design, which helps support cable entry, cable branching, and flexible installation planning.
6. What cable diameter can a horizontal fiber optic splice closure accept?
This model is suitable for cable ports in the range of approximately Φ8 to Φ18 mm, which is useful for buyers checking cable compatibility before procurement.
7. Can this horizontal fiber optic closure support fiber splicing, branching, and direct connection?
Yes. A horizontal fiber optic closure of this type can support fiber splicing, branching, and direct connection, which gives installers more flexibility in network deployment.



