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STUB Terminal

UCL’s HODT-PSPL-STUB Terminal series is designed for Point-to-Point (P2P) fiber access networks, enabling multiple fibers from a stub cable to be distributed into individual subscriber drop ports. Installed close to customer locations, it ensures fast, clean, and reliable fiber connectivity using Push-&-Pull mating connectors, while its IP68 rating makes it suitable for harsh outdoor environments.

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Description

HODT-PSPL-STUB terminal series breaks out a multiple fibers input cable(Stub) into discrete single output ports to support the P2P(Point to Point) application. STUB Terminal series are installed at the nearest point to the subscribers and stub cable goes into the centralized point(FDH) or closure.
Features and Benefits
Easy, Quick, and Simple access, Push&Pull mating
Compact Size
IP68 environmental rating Specifications
Distribution
Point to Point

Input
Stub Cable (2~12 fibers)

Output
2,4,8,12 ports, PSPL, SC/APC

Mounting
Pole, Strand, Handhole, Wall

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