Fiber Wall Socket

SJ-FTTH-MN-4B 4 Port Fiber Wall Socket, 86 Type

The SJ-FTTH-MN-4B is the 4-port member of the MN-4 wall socket family: four SC/LC adapter ports in the standard 86 × 86 mm format that fits common 86 back boxes. It gives multi-fiber rooms, small offices and MDU units a one-outlet solution on the same wall standard as ordinary electrical plates — no custom cut-outs, no mismatched panels. The housing is flame-retardant PC & ABS and fixes with screws.

SJ-FTTH-MN-4B Specifications

ModelSJ-FTTH-MN-4B
TypeFiber wall socket, 86 type
Format86 × 86 mm; fits standard 86 back boxes
Port configuration (this model)4 ports, SC/LC
Family optionsMN-4 series: single / dual / tri / four-port designs, SC or LC
Housing materialPC & ABS flame-retardant plastic, white
MountingScrew-fixed, wall mounted
Cable acceptedIndoor cable and 2 × 3 mm FTTH drop cable
Operating temperature−40 °C to +70 °C

Key Features

  • 4 ports in the standard 86 format — the highest port count in the MN-4 family, on the same 86 × 86 mm wall standard as electrical plates.
  • Fits 86 back boxes — retrofits onto existing 86 boxes without custom plates or wall cut-outs.
  • One outlet for the whole room — live drop, spare fibers and second services on a single socket.
  • Flame-retardant housing — PC & ABS flame-retardant plastic for home and office environments.
  • Family consistency — matches the MN-4A/4C/4D designs, so buildings can mix port counts with one look.
  • Rated −40 °C to +70 °C — covers corridors, stairwells and plant rooms as well as living spaces.

Where the SJ-FTTH-MN-4B Fits

  • Multi-fiber rooms and small offices — up to four services on one standard wall point.
  • MDU units — one 4-port socket per dwelling where parallel services are planned.
  • 86-box retrofits — upgrade existing wall boxes to fiber without changing the back box; the {DROP} terminates behind the plate.

Need fewer ports? The same family comes in 1-port, 1–2 port and FTTH outlet versions. Need splice storage behind the outlet? See the SJ-FTTH-SK-8. Full range: Fiber Wall Socket category.

Installation Notes

  • Fix the socket to the wall or a standard 86 back box with the supplied screws.
  • Splice or field-terminate the incoming fibers inside the base, coil surplus fiber without kinks, then seat the adapters.
  • Label the four ports during installation to avoid cross-patching later.
  • For general wall-outlet mounting, see how to install a fiber wall socket in your house.

The MN-4 Family at a Glance

MN-4AMN-4B (this model)MN-4CMN-4D
Format86 × 86 mm wall plate86 × 86 mm wall socket86 × 86 mm face plate86 × 86 mm wall outlet
Ports1 port SC/APC4 ports1–2 ports1 port
Best forStandard subscriber wall pointMulti-fiber outlets, small officesFlexible 1–2 fiber pointsFTTH-labeled outlet projects

Full range: Fiber Wall Socket category

FAQ

SJ-FTTH-MN-4B 4 Port Fiber Wall Socket, 86 Type FAQ

What is a 4 port fiber wall socket used for?

It terminates up to four fiber connections on one wall outlet — live drops, spares and parallel services in multi-fiber rooms, small offices and MDU units.

Does it fit a standard 86 back box?

Yes. The socket follows the 86 × 86 mm format and mounts on standard 86 back boxes as well as directly on the wall.

What adapters does it take?

The four port positions accept SC or LC adapters. Tell us your connector standard when ordering and we confirm the configuration.

Are adapters included?

Tell us your adapter type (SC or LC, PC or APC) when ordering and we confirm the factory configuration on the datasheet.

What is the difference between the MN-4B and MN-4A?

Same 86-type family and look; the MN-4A is the 1-port SC/APC wall plate, the MN-4B is the 4-port socket for multi-fiber points.

Is it suitable for outdoor use?

No. It is an indoor socket. For outdoor points, use an IP-rated fiber termination box.

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.