How to connect the fiber optic panel Type 86

To connect a fiber optic 86 panel, mount it in a standard 86mm wall box, route and terminate the fibers carefully, secure the panel, and test the signal for proper operation.

Step-by-Step Installation

1. Verify the Wall Box: Ensure the existing wall box is a standard 86mm size. If it is larger, a mounting plate adapter may be needed; if smaller, the panel will not fit .

2. Prepare the Fiber Cables: Strip the outer jacket of the fiber cables carefully using a fiber stripper. Clean the fiber strands to remove dust or debris to prevent signal loss .

3. Mount the Panel: Secure the fiber optic 86 panel to the back of the wall box using the provided screws. Make sure it is flush with the wall surface .

4. Route the Fibers: Feed the fibers through the designated slots or cable holes. Coil any excess fiber neatly behind the panel to avoid micro-bends or stress on the fibers .

5. Terminate the Fibers: Align the fiber cores with the SC adapters or connectors inside the panel. For multi-core cables, ensure each fiber is inserted into the correct port to maintain proper signal routing .

6. Connect Power and Network (if applicable): If the panel includes active components, connect the AC or DC power cables to the appropriate ports, following safety precautions and disconnecting mains power before handling . Connect an Ethernet cable to the GE port if required .

7. Secure the Panel: Slide the panel onto the mounting arms or pegs and fix it with screws to prevent it from dropping .

8. Test the Connection: Use an optical power meter or network tester to verify signal strength and ensure all fibers are transmitting correctly. Check that power and network indicators are normal .

Tips for Reliable Installation

• Avoid bending fibers sharply; maintain gentle curves to prevent signal loss.
• Keep fibers clean and free from dust or oils.
• Label each fiber for easier troubleshooting and future maintenance.
• Ensure the panel is mounted securely to prevent movement or stress on the fibers.
• Only trained personnel should handle AC power connections to avoid electrical hazards .

By following these steps, the fiber optic 86 panel will provide a neat, organized junction point for your fiber network, improving both reliability and accessibility .