Quick Specs
| Category | Optical Fiber Patch Panel with Splice Tray, 19″ rack mount, 1U |
| Port capacity | 24 port SC / 48 port duplex LC |
| Fiber type | Ribbon and single fiber |
| Adaptor | Unloaded (adaptors ordered separately to match connector type) |
| Compliance | ISO/IEC 11801:2008 ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-C.3 |
The Heizka Fiber Patch Panel Splice Tray model is a compact 1U, 19-inch rack-mount enclosure that terminates and splices fiber in the same unit, keeping FTTH, LAN/WAN and CATV cross-connects tidy without a separate splice closure. The built-in splice tray protects fusion splices while the adaptor panel accepts up to 24 SC ports or 48 duplex LC ports, so the same enclosure scales from a light patch field to a fully populated LC panel.
Various panel plates fit different adaptor interfaces, and the unit ships adaptor-unloaded so the connector type can be matched exactly to the project — SC, LC, ST, FC or a mix — with or without factory-fitted pigtails. Light weight and standard 19-inch sizing mean it drops straight into an existing Heizka rack cabinet alongside copper patch panels.
Features
- ✓Rack mounting, 19″ standard size, light weight
- ✓Suitable for ribbon and single fiber
- ✓Various panel plates to fit different adaptor interfaces
- ✓Built-in splice tray for fusion splice protection and storage
- ✓24C, 36C, 48C port options, with or without fiber optic pigtails and adaptors
- ✓Easy for management and operation
Standard Compliance
ISO/IEC 11801:2008 ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-C.3
Optical channel and component requirements follow ISO/IEC 11801 and the TIA/EIA-568-C.3 fiber cabling standards.
Fiber Patch Panel Splice Tray — Ordering Information
| Item # | Description |
|---|---|
| HEAOU241A | Optic Fiber Patch Panel, 24 port SC / 48 port duplex LC, adaptor unloaded, with Splice Tray, 1U |
Technical Specifications
Construction & Application
| Mounting | 19″ rack mount, 1U |
| Port capacity | 24 port SC or 48 port duplex LC |
| Splice management | Integrated splice tray |
| Adaptor | Unloaded, panel plates fit SC / LC / ST / FC interfaces |
| Fiber compatibility | Ribbon and single fiber |
| Typical application | Telecommunications subscriber loop, FTTH, LAN/WAN, CATV |
Optical Performance
Construction
Fiber Patch Panel Family — Which Size Do You Need?
| Feature | HEAOU241A (1U, with Splice Tray) | HEAOU481S (1U, Sliding Type) | HEAOU2884 (4U, with Splice Tray) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rack space | 1U | 1U | 4U |
| Max. LC ports | 48 | 48 | 288 |
| Max. SC ports | 24 | 24 | 144 |
| Splice tray | Yes, integrated | No (sliding tray for access) | Yes, integrated |
| Best for | Small FTTH cabinets and LAN/WAN cross-connects needing on-panel splicing | Sites needing frequent adaptor access without unracking | High-density data centre and CATV head-end fiber distribution |
Frequently Asked Questions
The panel ships without adaptors pre-installed, so the connector interface (SC, LC, ST or FC) is selected and fitted to match the exact pigtails and patch cords used on the project.
The integrated splice tray holds and protects fusion splices, so incoming loose-tube or ribbon fiber can be spliced onto pigtails inside the same 1U enclosure instead of a separate splice closure.
Up to 24 SC ports or 48 duplex LC ports, since LC uses a smaller-form-factor connector that doubles the port density for the same panel width.
Yes, this fiber patch panel splice tray model is built for telecommunications subscriber loop and FTTH applications, along with general LAN/WAN and CATV fiber distribution, and complies with ISO/IEC 11801 and ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-C.3.
Both hold up to 48 LC or 24 SC ports in 1U, but this panel adds a built-in splice tray for fusion splicing, while the HEAOU481S sliding-type panel favours a pull-out tray for faster field access to the adaptors.
Packaging & Delivery
Each Heizka fiber patch panel splice tray unit ships as a complete 1U enclosure with splice tray and mounting hardware included. Adaptors and pigtails are packed separately when ordered, ready for on-site fiber termination.
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