Optical distribution cabinet (ODC) for access-network concentration points.
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The optical distribution cabinet (ODC) is the concentration point of the access network. It houses splices, splitters and patch panels, and provides a controlled environment for cross-connection between feeder and distribution cables.
The Abadis ODC is built from two main parts: the cabinet itself and its base. The compact form factor suits space-constrained sites, the body is steel with a corrosion-resistant coating and the capacity grows by adding trays. A galvanised rod-based foundation replaces the heavy concrete base and is held by soil friction and the weight of the overlying earth.
The cabinet has two independent splice sections on a rod-based foundation.
Capacity, dimensions and working conditions.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Cabinet dimensions (mm) | 380 × 380 × 930 |
| Microduct capacity | 6 ducts of 8.5 mm, up to 7 channels |
| Splice trays, front | 6 × 24 fibres = 144 fibres |
| Splice trays, rear | 6 × 24 fibres = 144 fibres |
| SC duplex adapters | 72 (for 72 pigtails) |
| SC splitter adapters | 72 |
| Material | Steel with corrosion-resistant coating |
| Operating temperature | −40 to +85 °C |
| Ingress protection | IP55 |
| Base plate | 600 × 600 mm, 6 mm sheet |
| Structure rods | 14 mm galvanised, 700 mm embedded, 6 m total |
| Soil retention plate | 700 × 700 mm, 1.5 mm sheet |
| Base fittings | M12 bolts, M16 threaded connection |
Figures come from the official Abadis ODC catalog. Sheet thickness: door 1.5, main column 3, bottom plate 3, rubber cover plate 2 and main base 2 mm (the full 16-part component list is in the catalog).
The catalog lists 16 components; the five structural ones are shown here.
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