Description

Fiber Type: OM1 Multimode 62.5 micrometer
Fiber Count: 12
Application: Outside Plant
Unit of Measure: Each (1 per unit)

The PANDUIT FSWN612 is a fiber optic splice tray designed for 12-fiber outside plant applications using OM1 multimode fiber at 62.5 micrometers. Splice trays organize and protect individual fiber splices within a closure or enclosure, keeping fusion or mechanical splices secure and strain-relieved. This unit is sold individually and is intended for installation by licensed low-voltage or telecommunications contractors working on structured cabling infrastructure, campus backbone runs, or outside plant distribution systems.

The FSWN612 is suited for outside plant environments where 62.5 micrometer OM1 multimode fiber is routed through underground conduit, aerial plant, or buried pathways. It provides organized splice management inside fiber closures used in commercial, industrial, and campus network infrastructure. Installers working on legacy OM1 multimode backbone systems will find this tray compatible with standard splice closure formats that accept 12-fiber capacity trays.

Key Features

Designed for 12-fiber capacity OM1 multimode 62.5 micrometer outside plant applications
Organizes and protects fusion or mechanical splices within a fiber closure
Outside plant rated for use in underground, aerial, or buried enclosure environments
Sold as individual unit for flexible deployment in multi-tray closures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style splice tray for use with fiber optic closures accommodating 12-fiber OM1 multimode outside plant splice applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or fiber optic technician in accordance with TIA-568 and applicable local cabling codes. Power down or de-energize any active equipment connected to the fiber path before opening closures or handling splices. Handle fiber ends carefully to avoid contamination or physical damage to the glass. Follow the closure manufacturer guidelines for tray seating, fiber routing, and re-entry sealing when working in outside plant enclosures.