1×9 80/20 Uneven PLC Splitter, SC/APC, 3.0 mm × 3 m ABS Module

BWNF-PLC-ABS-1×9-80-20-SCAPC-3M

Product value summary

This 1×9 uneven PLC splitter is identified in the supplied product record as an ABS-module build with SC/APC connectors and 3.0 mm, 3 m pigtails. Its port plan is 80/2.5×8: one high-power output carries the nominal 80% branch, while eight local outputs each receive a nominal 2.5% share. Use the exact port labels and the approved optical budget; do not treat it as an even 1×9 splitter.

The supplied final-test-report photograph is tied to serial number 2024095449 and is dated 2024-09-28. Its measured insertion-loss and PDL values describe that serialized build, not a universal production guarantee.

Technical-reference notice: Nominal split ratios and sample measured values are for reference only, not a guarantee. Final product limits, link budgets and acceptance criteria must come from the approved order specification, current drawing and applicable unit or lot test record.

Quick Answer

Choose this configuration only when the approved ODN design calls for one 80% onward path plus eight 2.5% local taps, SC/APC interfaces, 3.0 mm pigtails and 3 m routing length inside the selected host enclosure. Before release, confirm the external module drawing, the input and output labels, the loss limit for every route, and the documents that must ship with the order.

Primary CTA — Request an exact-configuration review: send the topology, host-enclosure drawing, required port labels, maximum loss for each route, quantity and document list. BWNFiber should return a reviewed configuration, current dimensional drawing, available test-record format and quotation-specific commercial terms.

Verified configuration

Port map and optical-budget use

The ratio label describes nominal power allocation, not insertion loss. The cascade path and the tap paths have different measured losses. Include connectors, splices, fiber length, other splitter stages, equipment limits and engineering margin when closing the installed-route budget. For broader calculation guidance, use the BWNFiber splitter-loss guide rather than expanding this SKU page into a general link-budget article.

See the splitter-loss and link-budget guide for the wider route calculation method and the GPON splitter selection guide for topology-level selection.

Serialized factory test record supplied for review

The following values were transcribed from the supplied final-test-report photograph for serial number 2024095449. They are sample-specific measured results, not published maximum limits for every production unit.

The same photographed report lists return loss of 55 dB minimum, directivity of 55 dB minimum and tap-port uniformity of 0.8 dB maximum. Publish these only in a clearly labeled serial-specific record or after Quality approves current model-level limits and test conditions.

Fit and application conditions

This build may suit a protected PON distribution point where the design requires an onward high-power branch and eight local service taps. System suitability is conditional: the host enclosure must accommodate the actual module, ten connectorized pigtails, the 3 m service length, controlled bends, labeling and access for inspection. The approved ODN budget must also cover every cascade and local path.

Do not use this SKU when:

• the design requires nine equal outputs;
• the host cannot accept the approved external module dimensions or 3.0 mm pigtail routing;
• the required connector polish or port-label scheme differs;
• the link budget was calculated from an even-split 1×9 table;
• the buyer requires a certification, environmental qualification or current production limit that BWNFiber has not documented for this SKU.

Difference from related BWNFiber products

Browse the cassette PLC splitter range for package-level comparison, or review the existing 0.9 mm, 1.5 m mini 1×9 80:20 model before approving the owner/variant relationship.

How to specify the correct configuration

1. State the exact commercial SKU and reconcile it with the label part number.
2. Confirm 1×9, 80/2.5×8 in the drawing and purchase description.
3. Identify the input, the 80% cascade output and each 2.5% tap by label.
4. Confirm SC/APC on every required end and define dust-cap/adapter handling.
5. Confirm G.657A subclass, 3.0 mm construction and 3 m length.
6. Approve the external housing dimensions, pigtail exits, fixing method and routing clearance.
7. Set maximum optical limits and test wavelengths for every port.
8. Define the datasheet, drawing, test record, label proof and packing evidence required with the order.

Testing and quality-control record

For procurement approval, request a current model datasheet and define whether the order requires a per-unit, per-lot or sample test record. The record should identify the product/SKU, serial or lot, port map, test wavelengths, IL/PDL fields, acceptance limits, equipment/method reference where required, date and disposition. A factory component report does not prove installed-route acceptance after splicing, adapter mating and field routing.

Packaging and procurement information

The supplied photos show the module and pigtails in a clear plastic tray. Final sales packaging, quantity per carton, label format, dust protection, MOQ, price, stock, lead time and warranty are TBC — quotation or approved packaging specification required.

RFQ information to send

• Exact SKU or the phrase 1×9, 80/2.5×8, ABS module
• Network topology and the function of the 80% cascade leg
• Maximum loss for the cascade route and each local route
• Connector type/polish and port-label sequence
• Fiber subclass, pigtail diameter and length
• Host-enclosure drawing and available routing space
• Quantity, destination and requested schedule
• Required datasheet, dimensional drawing, test record, label proof and compliance documents

Download area

• Current datasheet: TBC — source required
• Approved dimensional drawing: TBC — source required
• Model-level optical limits: TBC — source required
• Sample serial-specific test report: available as a supplied image; public-use approval required
• Compliance documents: TBC — source required