Bare Fiber PLC Splitter

1×2 85/15 Unbalanced Bare-Fiber PLC Splitter, 250 µm, Unterminated

Model BWN-PLC-MMST-1X2-NA-0.25-U8515 is a single-mode 1×2 unequal PLC splitter with nominal 85% and 15% outputs, G.657.A1 250 µm leads, no connectors and a 40 × 4 × 4 mm package. Use the exact model limits and approved physical port map—not the nominal ratio alone—when checking a tray, closure or optical route.

Bare Fiber PLC Splitter BWN-PLC-MMST-1X2-NA-0.25-U8515

BWN-PLC-MMST-1X2-NA-0.25-U8515

Model BWN-PLC-MMST-1X2-NA-0.25-U8515 is a single-mode 1×2 unequal PLC splitter with nominal 85% and 15% outputs, G.657.A1 250 µm leads, no connectors and a 40 × 4 × 4 mm package. Use the exact model limits and approved physical port map—not the nominal ratio alone—when checking a tray, closure or optical route.

Quick answer

This is an exact-SKU record for a 1×2 85/15, 250 µm, unterminated PLC splitter—not a generic 1×2 selection guide. The supplied model sheet states a 40 × 4 × 4 mm package and separate insertion-loss limits for the nominal 85% and 15% outputs. Approval still requires the controlled port map, host-tray fit and complete route budget.

Primary action: Request the current model datasheet, dimensional/port-map drawing and model-matched test-record format.
Secondary action: Send the host-tray drawing and route budget for a configuration-gap review.

Exact configuration and model limits

FieldSpecified valueEvidence status
Commercial modelBWN-PLC-MMST-1X2-NA-0.25-U8515Commercial-to-factory P/N mapping requires approval
Factory P/N1×2-0.25-1.0MShown on the sample test sheet
Configuration1 input, 2 unequal outputsSample test sheet
Nominal output ratio85% / 15%Sample test sheet
FiberG.657.A1, 250 µmSample test sheet
Input/output lead length≥1.0 mSample test sheet
ConnectorNone / unterminatedSample test sheet and product photo
Package40 × 4 × 4 mmSample test sheet; confirm drawing and tolerance
Operating wavelength1260–1650 nmSample test sheet; test method not supplied
Operating temperature−40°C to +85°CSample test sheet; qualification method not supplied
Storage temperature−40°C to +85°CSample test sheet; qualification method not supplied

Optical limits shown on the supplied model sheet

ParameterNominal 85% outputNominal 15% output
Maximum insertion loss1.50 dB10.30 dB
Maximum PDL0.20 dB0.20 dB
Return loss>55 dB>55 dB
Directivity>55 dB>55 dB

These are model-sheet limits supplied for the reviewed build. Confirm the current controlled datasheet revision, test conditions and whether any finished assembly interfaces are included before using them as acceptance limits.

Sample test record

The supplied photo records serial 25120100002, inspected on 2025-12-14. The values below describe that sample only; they are not a promise that every production unit will have identical measurements.

OutputIL at 1310 nmIL at 1490 nmIL at 1550 nmPDL at 1310 / 1490 / 1550 nmRL result
Nominal 85%1.17 dB1.23 dB1.29 dB0.05 / 0.02 / 0.05 dBPass >55 dB
Nominal 15%9.93 dB9.88 dB9.99 dB0.02 / 0.06 / 0.08 dBPass >55 dB

Before release, ask for the agreed production or batch test record and confirm the measurement method, reference method, instrument, calibration status, wavelengths and pass/fail limits.

Application and compatibility conditions

This compact, unterminated build can be considered for a protected splice tray, closure or custom module when all of the following are confirmed:

  1. The approved drawing identifies the input, nominal 85% output and nominal 15% output on the physical leads.
  2. The 40 × 4 × 4 mm package, fiber exits, service slack and splice protectors fit the host tray without pinching, crushing or crossing a moving cover or hinge.
  3. The enclosure provides the mechanical and environmental protection that the bare 250 µm leads and compact device require.
  4. Every route passes the project’s maximum-loss and minimum-loss/receiver-input checks using model- and condition-matched values.
  5. The network owner or qualified designer approves the topology, equipment limits, wavelengths, direction and acceptance method.

An 85/15 label does not by itself approve a GPON, XGS-PON or other route. It describes nominal power distribution, while the finished device’s insertion-loss limits and the complete route budget control compatibility.

How this model differs from related splitter options

OptionMain differenceRoute to the owner page
This modelExact 1×2 85/15 PLC, G.657.A1 250 µm, ≥1 m, unterminated, 40 × 4 × 4 mmStay on this product record
Generic bare-fiber PLC familyMultiple 1×N/2×N configurations, packages and order fieldsbare-fiber PLC splitter range
Generic 1×2 splitter contentBroad 1×2 concepts and form factors, including balanced designs1×2 splitter guide
FBT 1×2 unequal splitterDifferent component technology and model limitsPLC and FBT splitter comparison
Unbalanced tap-chain designRoute order, cascading, dependency and acceptance logicunbalanced splitter route design and acceptance

What to confirm before ordering

  • Approved commercial SKU, factory P/N and document revision.
  • Controlled drawing with the physical input/85%/15% port map and lead labels.
  • Maximum and, where required, minimum input-to-output loss by wavelength and direction.
  • Whether the specified loss includes connectors, adapters, splices or no added interfaces.
  • Host tray/closure dimensions, fixation, fiber routing, bend control, splice storage and cover clearance.
  • Required sample, first-article, batch or unit test scope and report format.
  • Label, serial/lot, packaging and change-notification requirements.
  • Required compliance documents for the exact model and destination; none are claimed on this draft without model-level evidence.

Required RFQ information

Send BWNFiber:

  • model BWN-PLC-MMST-1X2-NA-0.25-U8515 or the approved equivalent requirement;
  • required quantity and requested delivery destination/date;
  • topology revision, node purpose and nominal 85%/15% port assignment;
  • required wavelengths and transmission directions;
  • route budget plus transmitter/receiver limits and design allowance;
  • host tray or closure drawing, available package space and fixation method;
  • input/output lead length, label and splice requirements;
  • requested datasheet, dimensional/port-map drawing, test report, sample or first article;
  • packaging, serial/lot traceability, document language and acceptance owner.

BWNFiber can return a model/configuration response, available document set, unresolved fields and a written quotation where applicable. Final network design and acceptance remain with the project owner and qualified designer.

Downloads

  • Current model datasheet: TBC — approved file and revision required
  • Dimensional and port-map drawing: TBC — source required
  • Test-record sample: TBC — publication rights and redaction approval required
  • Compliance documents: TBC — exact model and destination requirements required
FAQ

1×2 85/15 Unbalanced Bare-Fiber PLC Splitter, 250 µm, Unterminated FAQ

What does 85/15 mean on this model?

It identifies nominal power distribution between two outputs. Use the model’s input-to-output insertion-loss limits—not a calculation from 85% and 15% alone—for route and acceptance work.

Which lead is the 85% output?

Use the approved model drawing and the physical label. Lead position, color or a similar product photo is not sufficient evidence. The controlled port-map drawing for this SKU is still required.

Does this model include connectors?

No. The supplied sheet lists connector type as N/A, and the sample photo shows unterminated 250 µm leads. Define the required splice and protection method in the host assembly.

Can this splitter be installed directly outdoors?

Not as an unprotected bare assembly. The approved tray, closure or module must provide the environmental protection, fixation, bend control and transition protection required by the project.

Are the photographed measurements guaranteed for every unit?

No. They belong to serial 25120100002, inspected on 2025-12-14. Production acceptance must use the agreed limits and the required unit, lot or batch record.

Is this model automatically compatible with GPON or XGS-PON?

No. Compatibility depends on the complete route, equipment optical limits, wavelengths, direction, every passive element, the model’s approved loss data and the project acceptance rules.

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