Fiber Optic MST Terminals 4 6 8 12 Port for OSP Service

Rayoptic’s MST multiport service terminal is independently developed for OSP fiber optic distribution solutions. The Mst’s all inlet and outlet fiber optic cables are pre-connectrized hardened connector allow for fast and easy installation of the subscriber drop.

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Features

Low Loss &High Reflection

MST terminals are fully assembled and sealed in factory. The optical performance specifications comply with the GR-326-CORE standard.

IP68 rating

Each MST fiber optic terminal box undergoes an air tightness test to determine whether it meets the IP68 rating.

Easy installation

To adapt to different usage environments, MST fiber optic terminal boxes are designed with three installation methods: aerial, wall-mounted, and pole-mounted.

Competitive price

A professional R&D team designs and develops mold injection products, which are assembled and tested in the factory.

Technical Data Sheet

Parameter	Specifications
Dimensions (HxWxD) (mm)	4 Port 21511590
	6 Port 27011590
	8 Port 33811595
	12 Port 365140115
Connector Support	Hardened SC/APC
Cable Type	Drop Flat toneable & non-toneable
Insertion Loss(dB)	Typical <0.3 Max.<0.5
Return Loss (dB)	>60
Terminals Material	Black UV Resistant Polycarbonate (PC)
Ingress Protection	IP 68

Thermal Cycle Test

Parameter Test Method Conditions

Temperature Change IEC61300-2-22 High Temperature: +75°C

GR-326-CORE Lowest Temperature: -40°C

168 Hours, 21 cycles

IP68 Rating Test

Multiport Service Terminal (MST) is fully assembled and sealed in factory. Each MST fiber optic terminal box undergoes an air tightness test to determine whether it meets the IP68 rating.Determining the sealing performance of MST fiber optic terminal boxes by detecting air leakage values is a fast and efficient testing method. All Rayoptic’s MST fiber optic terminal boxes are 100% tested for sealing performance.

Ordering Information

What is multiport service terminals?

Multiport Service Terminals (MSTs) are components used in fiber optic networks to provide multiple connection points for fiber optic cables. They are designed to facilitate the distribution and management of fiber optic lines in various deployment scenarios, such as in residential areas, commercial buildings, or other network environments. Here are some key features and purposes of MSTs:

Multiple Connections: MSTs allow multiple fiber optic cables to be connected and managed from a single terminal. This makes it easier to handle high-density fiber installations.
Environmental Protection: MSTs are typically designed to be robust and weather-resistant, often meeting standards like IP68 for dust and water protection. This ensures reliable performance in outdoor and harsh environments.
Flexible Installation: MSTs can be installed using various methods, including aerial (mounted on poles or aerial strands), wall-mounted, or pole-mounted, depending on the specific needs of the deployment site.
Simplified Deployment: By centralizing connection points, MSTs simplify the process of adding new connections or troubleshooting existing ones, reducing labor and time required for network maintenance and expansion.
Applications: MSTs are commonly used in Fiber to the Home (FTTH) deployments, campus networks, and other scenarios where multiple fiber connections need to be managed efficiently.

Overall, Multiport Service Terminals are crucial for expanding and maintaining fiber optic networks, providing flexibility, reliability, and efficiency in managing multiple fiber connections.

Why choose multiport service terminals to deploy in fiber access network?

Choosing Multiport Service Terminals (MSTs) for deploying in a fiber access network offers several advantages that enhance the efficiency, scalability, and reliability of the network. Here are some reasons why MSTs are preferred:

Scalability:
- MSTs enable easy expansion of the network by providing multiple ports for fiber connections. This allows service providers to add new subscribers or connections without significant changes to the existing infrastructure.
Efficient Installation:
- MSTs streamline the deployment process by centralizing multiple fiber connections in one terminal. This reduces the complexity and time required for installation compared to running individual fiber lines to each endpoint.
Cost-Effectiveness:
- By reducing the number of individual connection points and the amount of fiber cabling needed, MSTs lower the overall cost of network deployment and maintenance.
Flexibility:
- MSTs can be installed using various methods such as aerial, wall-mounted, or pole-mounted installations. This flexibility allows them to be deployed in diverse environments, including urban, suburban, and rural areas.
Enhanced Protection:
- MSTs are designed to be robust and weather-resistant, often meeting standards like IP68 for protection against dust and water. This ensures long-term reliability and performance in outdoor and harsh environments.
Simplified Maintenance:
- Centralized connection points make it easier to troubleshoot and repair network issues. Technicians can quickly identify and address problems without needing to access multiple locations.
Improved Network Performance:
- MSTs support high-density fiber connections, which can enhance the overall performance and bandwidth capacity of the fiber access network, meeting the growing demand for high-speed internet and data services.
Standard Compliance:
- MSTs are often designed to comply with industry standards such as GR-326-CORE for optical performance, ensuring compatibility and high-quality performance within the network.

By leveraging these advantages, service providers can deploy fiber access networks more efficiently and cost-effectively, ensuring reliable and high-performance connectivity for their customers.