1×2 Singlemode FBT Splitter Module with 2.0 mm SC/APC Leads

FBT-1×2-SM-2.0-SCAPC

Model FBT-1x2-SM-2.0-SCAPC is a connectorized 1×2 FBT splitter assembly shown with one input lead, two output leads, a protective black module and SC/APC terminations. Use this page to confirm the exact split ratio, lead length, optical acceptance limits and required documents before the configuration is released for quotation.

Technical notice

The supplied material confirms the working configuration visually, but it does not include a controlled model datasheet, drawing or optical test report. Numerical specifications below remain TBC — source required. Any family or competitor figure is a sourcing reference only and not a guarantee for this model.

Primary action: Request the controlled datasheet and configuration review.

Product at a glance

When this configuration fits

Select this configuration when the approved design requires a 1×2 FBT device with connectorized SC/APC interfaces and mechanically protected leads rather than an unterminated, splice-in component. Before approval, verify that the module dimensions, lead length and bend-management space fit the intended enclosure or tray.

This page does not establish compatibility with a specific PON, CATV, monitoring or test system. System use depends on the approved wavelength window, split ratio, optical budget, connector interface and environmental limits.

Choose the correct 1×2 option

Configuration items to confirm before quotation

1. Split ratio: state the required output ratio and tolerance. Do not rely on a family default.
2. Wavelength/window: identify the operating wavelength or approved window and bandwidth.
3. Fiber and lead construction: confirm the exact fiber grade, 2.0 mm lead construction and jacket material.
4. Connector interface: confirm SC/APC on the input and both outputs, including any adapter/interface constraints.
5. Lead length: specify input and output lengths, tolerance and measurement reference points.
6. Optical acceptance limits: define insertion loss per path, return loss, directivity, PDL, excess loss and any uniformity requirement.
7. Mechanical fit: approve the module dimensions, lead exit orientation, bend management and mounting/retention method.
8. Environment: state operating/storage temperature and whether the host location is controlled, cabinet-mounted or exposed.
9. Test/document package: state whether a datasheet, drawing, model approval record, per-unit test record or batch report is required.
10. Commercial release: provide quantity, packaging/label requirements, delivery destination and requested date.

Test and acceptance record

The product should not be accepted against generic family values. Ask BWNFiber to return the model-matched acceptance table with:

• test wavelengths and source conditions;
• reference-plane definition and whether connector loss is included;
• insertion loss for each output path;
• split-ratio tolerance or measured power distribution;
• return loss, directivity, PDL and excess-loss limits when applicable;
• test equipment identification, calibration status and record format;
• sample, per-unit or batch-level reporting scope.

Current status: TBC — no model-matched test report was supplied for this review.

Package, labels and receiving checks

Before a batch is released, match the purchase order, product label, drawing and test record to the same approved model/revision. Confirm that the input and output leads are identifiable and that any short label code—such as 10-10—has an approved definition. The supplied draft’s explanation of that code is not release-ready without the labeling convention or drawing.

At receiving inspection, check the model/revision, quantity, visible connector condition, lead identification, packaging condition and document set before optical acceptance testing.

Required RFQ information

Send the following in one request:

• model or requested configuration;
• split ratio and tolerance;
• wavelength/window;
• fiber grade and 2.0 mm lead construction;
• connector type/polish for input and outputs;
• input/output lead lengths and tolerances;
• optical acceptance limits and connector reference planes;
• module dimensions or host-equipment drawing;
• labeling, packaging and test-report requirements;
• quantity, destination and requested delivery date.

Primary CTA: Request the controlled datasheet and configuration review.

Secondary CTA: Send the host drawing and RFQ fields for a model-match check.

Downloads

• Controlled model datasheet: TBC — source required
• Dimensioned drawing and port map: TBC — source required
• Model-matched optical test/acceptance record: TBC — source required
• Compliance evidence for the approved configuration: TBC — source required