Product Catalog and RFQ Preparation

Fiber Optic Splitter Products and Configurations

Browse BWNFiber splitter product families by technology, package and interface, then open the published model record that matches your shortlist. For a project quotation, send the ordered configuration, host equipment and required document pack.

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Quick Answer

Use This Page to Prepare a Splitter Shortlist and RFQ

Open the correct product family, compare published model records, define the physical and optical order fields, and send a quote-ready requirement. For technology comparisons, network design or loss calculations, follow the dedicated technical guides linked below.

By BWNFiber · Last updated 7 August 2026

Product Family Directory

Browse Fiber Optic Splitters by Technology and Package

Open a product branch to review its current inventory. A family page helps locate candidates; the model record, drawing and written order specification define the device to be supplied.

TechnologyPLC or FBT according to the approved optical design
Configuration1×N or 2×N; equal or unequal output ratios
PackageBare, blockless, ABS, LGX or rack-mounted
InterfaceFiber grade, pigtail, connector family and polish

PLC Splitters

Review balanced and model-specific unequal PLC configurations across multiple output counts and package formats.

Browse PLC splitters

Blockless Mini PLC

Shortlist compact modules for a compatible splice tray, closure or distribution box, then confirm dimensions and pigtail protection.

Browse blockless mini PLC splitters

FBT Splitters

Evaluate FBT devices when the design needs a specific coupling ratio or another model-level FBT characteristic.

Browse FBT splitters

Splitter Host Equipment

Check tray space, adapter capacity, bend management, sealing and cable entry before choosing a package.

Browse fiber distribution boxes

Project Review

Send a BOM, network diagram, loss budget or reference model when the configuration spans more than one catalog field.

Ask BWNFiber to review a BOM
Catalog Filter

Filter Published Splitter Options by Order-Critical Fields

Use the fields below to move from a product family to a model shortlist. They describe the item that must appear on the quotation, drawing or datasheet; they do not replace the network designer’s approved architecture or loss calculation.

FilterBuyer inputCatalog routeModel evidence to confirm
Technology familyPLC, FBT or an approved reference modelPLC inventory or FBT inventoryTechnology and complete model number
Input/output arrangement1×N or 2×N, output count, equal or unequal ratioTechnology family and ratio-specific model recordsPort map and nominal ratio for every path
PackageBare, blockless mini, ABS, cassette/LGX or rack-mountedPackage branch or model pageDimensions, cable exits, mounting and host compatibility
Fiber and pigtailFiber mode/grade, buffer diameter, length and unterminated endsModel options or written custom configurationFiber designation and pigtail construction on the order record
Connector interfaceConnector family, APC or UPC polish, input/output assignmentConnectorised model or approved configurationInterface schedule, labels and end-face requirement
Optical acceptance limitsMaximum insertion loss plus specified uniformity, PDL, return loss, directivity, wavelength and temperature limitsExact model datasheet and test agreementLimits, test conditions and report format tied to the model
Dedicated technical guides: use the fiber splitter selection guide for architecture and interface decisions, the PLC vs FBT comparison for technology evaluation, and the splitter loss guide for link-budget work.
Need a technical gap review? Send BWNFiber the current BOM, reference model or incomplete configuration. Prepare a project review request.
Quote-Ready Configuration

Define the Ordered Configuration Before Requesting a Quote

A quote-ready fiber optic splitter RFQ identifies the reference model or complete configuration, topology, port ratio, package, fiber, connectors, optical acceptance limits, quantity and required documents. Availability, price, MOQ, lead time and evidence scope remain order-specific.

RFQ fieldWhat to sendWhere it should be confirmed
ReferenceApproved model, drawing, sample or equivalent-performance requirementQuotation and revision-controlled model record
Topology1×N or 2×N, output count and cascade contextPart number and configuration drawing
Power distributionEqual outputs or nominal unequal ratio assigned to each portPort map, labels and input-to-output test record
Package and hostPackage type plus tray, box, closure, cabinet, LGX shelf or rack referenceDimensional drawing and mounting review
Fiber and pigtailFiber grade, buffer/jacket format, diameter, length and cable-exit directionDatasheet, drawing and packing specification
ConnectorsConnector family, APC/UPC polish, input/output assignment and dust protectionDrawing, labels and inspection criteria
Optical limitsProject-approved maximum values and applicable wavelength/test conditionsPurchase specification and agreed test record
IdentificationLabel content, serial/lot traceability, customer part number and languageLabel proof and packing list
DocumentsDatasheet, drawing, test data and contract deliverablesDocument list attached to quotation
Commercial contextQuantity, destination, schedule, packaging and sample approvalWritten quotation; reconfirm before order release
Model-Level Evidence

Published BWNFiber Splitter Examples

These examples demonstrate why category averages should not be applied to every device. Verify the current page, drawing and order specification before release.

BWN-PLC-1X9-80:20

The published 1×9 unequal PLC mini record lists a 1260–1650 nm operating range, G.657A1 or G.657A2 fiber options, 900 μm input/output fiber, 1.5 m length, return loss ≥55 dB and directivity ≥55 dB.

Review the 1×9 model

BWN-PLC-IM-2X4-SC-APC

The published 2×4 LGX cassette record lists SC/APC, single-mode G657A or customised fiber, 1260–1650 nm operation, insertion loss ≤7.6 dB, uniformity ≤1.0 dB, PDL ≤0.3 dB and −40 to 85°C operation.

Review the 2×4 LGX model

BWN-PLC-RM-1X32

The published rack model record lists a 19-inch 1U 1×32 PLC assembly, SC/LC/ST with APC or UPC options, G657A or customised fiber, 0.9 mm, 2.0 mm or 3.0 mm formats and a 1260–1650 nm operating range.

Review the 1×32 rack model
Request the record that matches the model: ask BWNFiber for the current model datasheet, configuration drawing and available test-record format before technical approval. Request model-matched documents.
Incoming Inspection

Inspect the Ordered Configuration

  • Model, revision, technology, 1×N or 2×N and port map
  • Maximum insertion loss for every input-to-output path
  • Uniformity, PDL, return loss, directivity and wavelength range where specified
  • Fiber grade, diameter, pigtail length and jacket or buffer
  • Connector family, APC or UPC polish, end-face condition and dust caps
  • Package dimensions, cable exits, mounting parts and labels
  • Quantity, serial or lot identification, test record and packing list
Document Pack

Request Evidence That Matches the Model

  • Current datasheet with model and revision
  • Approved configuration drawing or port map
  • Agreed optical test limits and test record format
  • Material, environmental or reliability evidence required by contract
  • Packaging, label and traceability requirements
  • Deviation, substitution and engineering-change approval process
  • Sample approval record before bulk order where required

Evidence boundary: a standard or compliance statement on one model page does not automatically apply to every splitter in the category.

BWNFiber RFQ Support

How BWNFiber Supports a Splitter RFQ Review

For ISP, FTTH and telecom project inquiries, BWNFiber starts with the written configuration rather than a generic product promise.

Match the Requirement

Compare submitted topology, ratio, package, fiber and connector fields with published splitter families and model records.

Expose Unresolved Fields

Separate confirmed requirements from assumptions, alternatives and fields that still need buyer approval.

Define the Approval Pack

Record requested datasheet, drawing, optical test format, labels, packaging and traceability.

BWNFiber working rule: a catalog name starts the conversation; a model-matched written configuration controls the order.
Ordering FAQ

Questions About Model Shortlisting and RFQ Documents

These answers are limited to catalog navigation, order definition and evidence handling.

What information does BWNFiber need to shortlist a splitter model?

Send the technology or approved reference, 1×N or 2×N arrangement, output count, equal or unequal port map, package, fiber, pigtail, connector and polish, optical limits, quantity and destination.

Which splitter fields can be written into a project quotation?

The quotation can identify the agreed model or configuration, quantity, package, fiber and connector fields, commercial terms and a document list. Every field remains subject to written confirmation.

How should an unequal splitter be identified in the order?

State the nominal ratio for each path, input/output assignment, port map, model or drawing revision, connector assignment and label requirement.

Which model-level documents can be requested before approval?

Request the current datasheet, dimensional or configuration drawing, agreed optical limits, test-record format, label proof, packing specification and applicable evidence.

How should a proposed model substitution be controlled?

Require written notice before shipment. Compare model, revision, technology, package, fiber, connectors, dimensions, optical limits and evidence pack with the approved configuration.

When should the splitter and host enclosure be reviewed together?

Review them together whenever the package must fit a tray, box, closure, cabinet, LGX shelf or rack. Check dimensions, mounting, cable exits, routing, bend management, adapter access and labels.

What should buyers compare across different splitter quotations?

Compare quotations against one controlled requirement: exact model, topology, port map, package, fiber, connectors, optical limits, test conditions, documents, packaging and commercial terms.

Can a customer part number and label format be included?

Yes, when confirmed in writing. Provide customer part number, label text, language, barcode or serial format, label location and port-identification rules.

What should a splitter sample approval record contain?

Record sample model and revision, configuration drawing, port map, fiber and connector details, measured results, dimensional and fit checks, labels, packaging, approver and approval date.

How should packaging and traceability be specified?

Define individual protection, pigtail and connector protection, package quantity, carton labels, serial or lot identification, packing-list fields and destination-specific marking.

Which details must be reconfirmed before purchase-order release?

Reconfirm model, drawing revision, port assignment, package, fiber, pigtails, connectors, optical limits, labels, documents, quantity, destination, packaging, deviations and schedule.

What happens when required RFQ information is missing?

The supplier should identify missing fields and separate confirmed requirements from assumptions. Close gaps through a revised quotation, configuration schedule or drawing before approval.

Technical Sources and Scope

Standards and Model Records Used

Network standards define system requirements; product pages define the published model. Neither should be substituted for the other.

  • ITU-T G.984.2: GPON physical media dependent specification and optical budget framework.
  • ITU-T G.9807.1: XGS-PON system, wavelength and optical path requirements.
  • IEC 61753-031-3: performance requirements for specified non-connectorized single-mode 1×N and 2×N devices in an uncontrolled environment.
  • IEEE 802.3.1: Ethernet standards including EPON point-to-multipoint topology with passive splitters; a system reference, not a model-level certificate.
  • BWN-PLC-1X9-80:20 model record.
  • BWN-PLC-IM-2X4-SC-APC model record.
  • BWN-PLC-RM-1X32 model record.
Specification disclaimer: published figures are model-specific sourcing references, not category-wide performance guarantees. Confirm the current datasheet, ordered configuration, test conditions and written purchase specification.
From Product Family to Written Configuration

Ready to Request a Fiber Optic Splitter Quote?

Send BWNFiber the model reference or configuration, package, fiber, connectors, optical limits, quantity, destination and required document pack. If a sample, OEM identification or volume quotation is needed, include it in the same request.

Request a Splitter Sample or Quote
Why BWNFiber

Fiber Optic Splitter Supply Advantages & Production Strength

We combine category-specific product understanding with manufacturing control, which is critical for network projects that need stable quality, predictable lead times, and responsive engineering support.

Reliable OEM coordination

From drawing review to pilot sample and mass supply, the project team keeps technical details, timing, and communication aligned.

Production linked to application

Cable, connector, enclosure, and hardware recommendations are matched against the actual installation environment and use case.

Export-ready delivery control

Inspection, labeling, and packaging workflows are built for distributor, project, and cross-border delivery requirements.

Production capability linked to delivery quality

  • Multi-workshop production covering sheet metal, injection molding, cable assembly, and outbound inspection.
  • Engineering team support for OEM adaptation, sample confirmation, and batch consistency control.
  • Flexible delivery planning for sample orders, project lots, and regular distributor replenishment.
  • Quality checkpoints applied before packing and shipment for more dependable field installation.
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Customization

Fiber Optic Splitter OEM & Project Customization

Customization is handled around application fit, installation efficiency, and shipment practicality rather than only changing appearance.

  • Structure, dimensions, and interface details can be adjusted around project drawings or target market standards.
  • Branding, label content, barcode, user manual, and outer carton information can be customized for OEM supply.
  • Material or connector alternatives can be proposed around performance target, budget, and lead time.
  • Support for sample validation before scaling to container, framework, or recurring order quantities.
Certification

Quality Assurance & Qualification Focus

Production and quality checkpoints are arranged to support stable mass production, technical review, and cross-border delivery confidence.

ISO-based process management
Optical and mechanical inspection steps
Material traceability control
Project-oriented export packaging
FAQ

Fiber Optic Splitter Common Questions

These are the topics most buyers ask before starting samples, matching a BOM, or moving to regular supply.

How do we choose the right Fiber Optic Splitter model?

The best model depends on the actual application, interface type, installation environment, capacity requirement, and whether the product is for stock supply, OEM, or a project-specific BOM.

Can Fiber Optic Splitter products be customized?

Yes. We support structural adjustments, interface matching, labeling, logo application, packaging updates, and project-based specification alignment.

Do you support OEM, ODM, and private-label cooperation?

Yes. We work with distributors, contractors, and project buyers on branding, packaging, carton marks, and product-detail customization for export supply.

Can samples be arranged before a formal order?

Yes. Samples and pilot quantities can be prepared first so your technical, purchasing, or installation team can confirm suitability before mass production.

How is product quality controlled before shipment?

We combine incoming material checks, process control, visual inspection, optical or mechanical verification where applicable, and packing review before dispatch.

What details should we send to get an accurate quotation?

Please send product name or drawing, technical requirement, preferred material or connector type, quantity range, destination market, and any packaging expectations.

What is the usual lead time for Fiber Optic Splitter orders?

Lead time varies with quantity, component availability, and customization depth. Standard items are quicker, while project or OEM orders typically require sample approval and production scheduling.

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Applications

Fiber Optic Splitter Application Scenarios

Typical use cases help buyers understand where the category fits in real deployment, integration, and distribution workflows.

Telecom access network build

Telecom access network build

Structured support for central office, cabinet, distribution, and subscriber-side deployment requirements.

Enterprise and campus cabling

Enterprise and campus cabling

Fiber products and assemblies prepared for clean routing, stable termination, and easier maintenance.

Distributor and OEM supply

Distributor and OEM supply

Repeatable packaging, labeling, and product matching support for channel sales and project stocking.

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