Capacity model
Separate incoming cables, splices, adapters, active ports, reserved ports, splitters, and future growth rather than quoting one port count.
Product family / Fiber & Rack Management
Enclosures and rack management designed around installation and service access.
Capacity alone does not determine the correct enclosure or manager. Incoming cable route, splice method, adapter footprint, patch-cord exit, bend radius, rack units, grounding, labeling, expansion, and technician access shape the configuration.
System role
Fiber distribution, splice and patch zones, telecom racks, equipment cabinets, cable routing, and access-network termination.
- Product family
- Fiber & Rack Management
- Configurations
- 32
- Supply model
- Project / OEM / ODM
Focused product lines
Open the buying route that matches the requirement.
01 / Focus
19-Inch Rack Cable Manager
Compare 19 SUNPU network-rack cable managers: 19-inch 1U and 2U horizontal organizers, metal or plastic managers, brush panels, and four- or five-ring models.
Review selected models →02 / FocusFiber Distribution Box & Patch Panel
Compare SUNPU FTTH distribution boxes, wall terminal boxes, fixed or sliding fiber patch panels, and 24-port ODFs by capacity, adapters, trays, entry, labels, and accessories.
Review selected models →03 / FocusOutdoor Fiber Optic Cable
Compare SUNPU GYTA duct cable and GJXFH FTTH drop cable by fiber grade, route, water blocking, sheath, drum or coil length, accessories, and test records.
Review selected models →Selection framework
Four decisions to confirm before quotation.
Mounting and access
Confirm rack, wall, pole, floor, or outdoor mounting together with front, rear, slide-out, swing-out, or removable access.
Cable pathway
Plan gland entries, strain relief, splice trays, storage loops, bend radius, patch-cord exits, horizontal managers, and vertical routes.
Environment and handover
Set material, protection level, grounding, lock, labeling, adapter and pigtail loading, packaging, and documentation.
Product range
Fiber & Rack Management
Configuration reference1U Fixed Fiber Patch PanelFP-1U-FIX · 1U / Fixed / 19-inch
Fiber / Rack Enclosure
1U Fixed Fiber Patch Panel
FP-1U-FIXConfiguration reference1U Sliding Fiber Patch PanelFP-1U-SLD · 1U / Sliding / Serviceable
Fiber / Sliding Enclosure
1U Sliding Fiber Patch Panel
FP-1U-SLD
Rack / Cable Management
1U Horizontal Cable Manager
RM-1U-DCTConfiguration reference1U Brush Entry PanelRM-1U-BRS · 1U / Brush / Pass-through
Rack / Pass-Through Panel
1U Brush Entry Panel
RM-1U-BRSConfiguration referenceFTTH Fiber Distribution BoxFTTH-FDB · FTTH / Wall Mount / Distribution
Fiber / Access Termination Box
FTTH Fiber Distribution Box
FTTH-FDBConfiguration referenceGJXFH FTTH Drop CableFTTH-GJXFH · FTTH / Drop Cable / G.657
Fiber / Access Drop Cable
GJXFH FTTH Drop Cable
FTTH-GJXFHConfiguration reference42U Floor-Standing Network CabinetRK-42U-FS · 42U / 19-inch / Floor Standing
Rack / Network Cabinet
42U Floor-Standing Network Cabinet
RK-42U-FSConfiguration reference12-Core Wall-Mount Fiber Terminal BoxFB-WM-12C · 12 Core / Wall Mount / FTTH
Fiber / Terminal Box
12-Core Wall-Mount Fiber Terminal Box
FB-WM-12CConfiguration reference1U 24-Port Sliding Optical Distribution FrameODF-1U-24S · ODF / 1U / 24 Port
Fiber / Optical Distribution Frame
1U 24-Port Sliding Optical Distribution Frame
ODF-1U-24SConfiguration reference12-Fiber Stackable Splice TrayST-12F-STACK · 12 Fiber / Splice Tray / Stackable
Fiber / Splice Management
12-Fiber Stackable Splice Tray
ST-12F-STACKConfiguration reference48-Core Dome Fiber Splice ClosureFC-DOME-48 · 48 Core / Dome Closure / Outdoor
Fiber / Splice Closure
48-Core Dome Fiber Splice Closure
FC-DOME-48Configuration referenceGYTA 24-Fiber Outdoor Duct CableFO-GYTA-24 · GYTA / 24 Fiber / Duct
Fiber / Outdoor Cable
GYTA 24-Fiber Outdoor Duct Cable
FO-GYTA-24
Rack / Open-Ring Cable Management
1U Four-Ring Horizontal Cable Manager
RM-1U-4R
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-01
SP-CM-01
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-02
SP-CM-02
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-03
SP-CM-03
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-04
SP-CM-04
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-05
SP-CM-05
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-06
SP-CM-06
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 2U Plastic Cable Manager - SP-CM-07
SP-CM-07
Rack / Open-Ring Cable Management
19-inch 1U Plastic Cable Manager - SP-CM-08
SP-CM-08
Rack / Brush Panel
19-inch Brush Cable Management Panel - SP-CM-09
SP-CM-09
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 2U Plastic Cable Manager - SP-CM-10
SP-CM-10
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-11
SP-CM-11
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-12
SP-CM-12
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-13
SP-CM-13
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-14
SP-CM-14
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 2U Plastic Cable Manager - SP-CM-15
SP-CM-15
Rack / Horizontal Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager - SP-CM-16
SP-CM-16
Rack / Open-Ring Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager with 4 Metal Rings - SP-CM-20
SP-CM-20
Rack / Open-Ring Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager with 5 Metal Rings - SP-CM-21
SP-CM-21
Rack / Open-Ring Cable Management
19-inch 1U Metal Cable Manager with 5 Plastic Rings - SP-CM-22
SP-CM-22Buyer questions
Answers that change the configuration.
These are the questions worth resolving before a sample or quotation. Final limits and evidence still depend on the exact model.
Should a fiber enclosure be ordered loaded or unloaded?
A loaded enclosure can simplify a repeatable BOM, while an unloaded enclosure gives more control over adapters, pigtails, splice trays, and phased capacity. State exactly which components, quantities, connector polish, color, labels, and spare positions are included.
Is port count enough to size an enclosure or cabinet?
No. Include incoming cable count and diameter, splice quantity, adapter footprint, splitter or cassette space, storage loops, patch-cord exit, bend radius, technician access, power or PDU needs, equipment depth, and future reserve.
What determines the cable-management layout?
Use the rack elevation, port density, cord diameter, routing direction, moves-and-changes plan, fiber bend radius, airflow, and access to labels and latches. Horizontal managers, vertical pathways, brush entries, and blanking should be coordinated before the rack is filled.
Technical resources
Continue with the relevant checklist.
01 / Fiber guide
How to Size a Fiber Enclosure, Adapter Panel, and Pigtail Set
Size rack and wall fiber enclosures from incoming cable, splice method, fiber count, adapter density, connector polish, slack storage, labeling, and future capacity.
7 min read · Read guide →02 / Fiber guideChoosing OS2, OM3, or OM4 Fiber Assemblies
Choose single-mode or multimode fiber assemblies from optics, wavelength, distance, connector, loss budget, route, and migration requirements.
7 min read · Read guide →03 / Procurement guideHow to Build a Better Structured Cabling BOQ
Turn a product list into a usable structured-cabling BOQ with exact models, configuration fields, quantities, relationships, documents, packaging, and revision control.
6 min read · Read guide →Quotation input
Send enough detail to return a usable configuration.
Attach a BOQ, drawing, reference datasheet, network diagram, or approved sample whenever available.
- 01Mounting format and available space
- 02Incoming cable, splice, adapter, and port counts
- 03Connector footprint and loaded or unloaded supply
- 04Environment, material, access, and grounding
- 05Labels, accessories, quantity, and destination