Fiber Optic Patch Panel

4 Port 6 Port 8 Port 12 Port Din Rail Patch Panel Fiber Management

This DIN rail patch panel family brings fiber management to the 35 mm DIN rail standard: 4, 6, 8 and 12-port options that snap into industrial cabinets, control enclosures and FTTH boxes where a 19-inch rack does not fit. Each unit combines adapter ports with splice and slack management in a compact rail-mounted body, so field fibers are terminated, protected and patched at the same point.

SJ-ODF-6SC-DX-DIN

SJ-ODF-6LC-QUAD-DIN

SJ-ODF-6E2000-SX-DIN

SJ-ODF-8SC-SX-DIN

SJ-ODF-12SC-SX-DIN

SJ-ODF-12LC-DX-DIN

SJ-ODF-12LC-QUAD-DIN

DIN Rail Patch Panel Specifications

TypeDIN rail fiber patch panel
Port options4 / 6 / 8 / 12 ports
Mounting35 mm DIN rail
ApplicationIndustrial cabinets, control enclosures, FTTH boxes
Fiber managementSplice and slack storage inside
Operating temperature−40 °C to +70 °C

Key Features

  • 35 mm DIN rail mounting — snaps into the same rail standard as industrial control gear; no 19-inch rack needed.
  • Four port counts — 4, 6, 8 and 12-port options scale the same installation style from single drops to multi-fiber points.
  • Termination and management in one unit — adapter ports plus splice and slack storage behind the panel.
  • Made for cabinets — industrial enclosures, FTTH street cabinets and control boxes where space is vertical and shared with other DIN gear.
  • Organized field wiring — field fibers land on labeled ports instead of loose splices.
  • Rated −40 °C to +70 °C — covers unheated cabinets and plant rooms.

Where the DIN Rail Patch Panel Fits

  • Industrial control cabinets — fiber termination alongside PLCs, switches and power gear on the same rail.
  • FTTH street and wall enclosures — compact patching where a rack frame is not available.
  • Machine and OEM builds — standardized fiber points inside equipment cabinets.

Need an industrial aluminum mini version? See the industrial DIN rail panel. Need a wall-mount mini ODF instead? See the wall-mount fiber termination box. Browse the full fiber patch panel range.

Installation Notes

  • Snap the unit onto a standard 35 mm DIN rail; leave clearance for the cover and patching bend radius.
  • Splice field fibers to pigtails with protection sleeves and store slack inside before seating the adapters.
  • Label each port on the panel and in the cabinet wiring diagram.

Compact Mounting Options in the Range

DIN rail panel (this model)Industrial DIN panelWall-mount mini ODF
Mounting35 mm DIN rail35 mm DIN rail, aluminumWall screws
Ports4 / 6 / 8 / 12Mini compact design4 / 8 cores
Best forIndustrial cabinets, flexible port countsHarsh industrial environmentsFTTH wall enclosures

Full range: fiber patch panel range

FAQ

4 Port 6 Port 8 Port 12 Port Din Rail Patch Panel Fiber Management FAQ

What is a DIN rail patch panel?

A fiber patch panel that mounts on a standard 35 mm DIN rail — the same rail used by industrial control equipment — so fiber termination fits inside control cabinets and enclosures without a 19-inch rack.

What port counts are available?

4, 6, 8 and 12-port options in the same DIN rail format.

Does it include splice management?

Yes. Each unit combines the adapter ports with internal splice and slack storage, so field fibers are terminated and organized at the same point.

What adapters does it take?

Tell us your adapter type (SC/LC, APC/UPC) and port count when ordering and we confirm the factory configuration on the datasheet.

Where is it typically installed?

Industrial control cabinets, FTTH street and wall enclosures, and OEM equipment cabinets — anywhere DIN rail is the mounting standard.

Is it suitable for outdoor cabinets?

The panel itself belongs inside an enclosure. For outdoor use, install it inside a suitably rated outdoor cabinet.

Do you support project pricing and OEM?

Yes — send port counts, adapter configuration and quantities to our sales team for a configuration review and quote.

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