Import Fiber Optic Splice Closure Fosc Fcl-H25s — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Fiber optic splice closure FOSC FCL‑H25S is a protective enclosure used to safeguard spliced fibers in outdoor networks. It features a durable outer shell constructed from high‑strength engineering plastic, and a robust sealing mechanism that blocks moisture and dust. The closure provides a sealed environment for multiple fiber splices, reducing signal loss and downtime. Supplier information notes that the unit is suitable for both aerial and underground deployments.

The engineering plastic is UV‑stabilised, a material commonly employed in fiber optic enclosures to meet the industry standard for UV resistance. Typical closures of this class carry an IP68 ingress protection rating, which the FCL‑H25S is expected to meet. Standard operating temperature for outdoor splice closures ranges from - 40 °C to 65 °C, matching the temperature tolerance mentioned for this model. Typical dimensions for a horizontal H‑type closure are around 250 mm × 150 mm × 120 mm and weight near 1.2 kg, providing a reference for handling and transport.

Telecommunications operators, data‑centre builders and broadband service providers commonly select this closure to ensure reliable transmission across their networks. The supplier indicates that the product can be shipped under FOB or CIF terms, but exact lead times and minimum order quantities should be confirmed directly. Buyers are advised to request any required certifications, such as IEC 60794 compliance, before finalising a purchase.

Fiber Cable Solution Technology Co., Ltd. is located at Rm 804, No. 225 Hongjing Road, Minhang, Shanghai, China. The company is classified as an imported tier supplier and holds a harbour trust tier, indicating verification of its business credentials. Its public profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time.

The firm lists fiber optic components among its product range, including splice closures, couplers and cable assemblies. While the supplier’s catalogue does not disclose production capacity or client references, the listed address and verification tiers provide a baseline for due‑diligence. Prospective importers should therefore obtain samples and request detailed technical data to validate performance.