Fiber Optic Solutions for Installers
Pre-assembled splice boxes, modular ODF systems and DIN-rail solutions for professional fiber optic installation — engineered in Europe, built for tight schedules on site.
- DIAMOND E-2000, typ. ≤ 0.1 dB insertion loss
- F4P systems, made in Europe
- One system partner for every project
Fiber optic installation: three problems every installer knows
Complex network projects, tight schedules and components from half a dozen suppliers — the daily reality of professional fiber optic installation. Three pressure points decide whether a project makes money or trouble.
Tight installation schedules
Every job site has a deadline, and on-site splicing is the biggest time sink of any fiber project. Components that arrive as loose parts turn a one-day termination job into three — installers need systems that arrive ready to mount and terminate.
Every project is different
Basement distribution in an apartment building today, an office floor tomorrow, a control cabinet in an industrial hall next week. Juggling a different vendor system for each scenario multiplies stock-keeping, training effort and sources of error — and eats the margin between quote and invoice.
Rework and acceptance risk
Splice quality, bend radii and clean measurement results decide whether a job passes acceptance. Cramped boxes with tangled fiber management provoke exactly the errors that bring you back on your own account — norm-compliant components and structured routing are the cheapest insurance.
Professional fiber installer components — one system partner
Fiber Products supplies fiber optic solutions for installers from one source: pull-out 1U splice boxes for FTTH and residential distribution, modular 19″ ODF subracks built on the 7HP architecture for offices and campus networks, and RailConnect DIN-rail boxes with 2–24 fiber connections for control cabinets — mounted on standard TH35 rails to DIN EN 60715.
One system partner covers all your projects: SlimConnect boxes arrive factory pre-assembled with mounted couplings and pre-installed pigtails — less splicing work on site — while the modular line grows by adding 7HP modules. E-2000, LC, SC and MPO fronts are available, also in mixed configurations.
SlimConnect 1U splice box
Compact pull-out 19″ splice box for basement distributions and cramped technical rooms. Fixed configuration, pre-assembled ex works — mount, splice the feed, done. The drawer keeps cassettes and pigtails accessible for service.
1U splice box →VarioConnect 3U ODF
Modular 19″ subrack for structured cabling in office buildings and campus networks. 7HP slots accept splice and front modules in any mix — later expansions without complete reconstruction.
VarioConnect ODF →Splice modules (7HP)
7HP splice modules with up to 24 fibers each and E-2000, LC or SC fronts — the building blocks of the modular system. Front modules (FM) can be pulled out and maintained without special tools.
Splice modules →All fiber optic components
Browse the complete F4P and DIAMOND range for installers — splice boxes, ODF subracks, DIN-rail boxes, modules, connectors and cable management accessories from one source.
All components →Pull-out 1U splice box — service-friendly on site
The splice box for installers who work against the clock: the drawer extends fully, so splice cassettes and pigtails stay accessible without disconnecting live links. Structured fiber routing prevents the tangles that cost you your acceptance measurement.
FTTH into every home — explore it live
From the street cabinet along the roads into every house: scroll and the neighbourhood rotates with you.
Why installers rely on Fiber Products
Installers live from finished, accepted projects — not from waiting on containers or re-learning a new system every month. Four reasons why installation businesses build on F4P and DIAMOND.
Made in Europe, short supply chains
F4P systems are manufactured in Europe with German Engineering behind the design. No long sea routes from Asia, no customs clearance, short reaction times for change requests — your project deadlines stay plannable.
Official DIAMOND partner
Swiss precision connectivity from DIAMOND SA: E-2000 connectors with typically ≤ 0.1 dB insertion loss, a spring-loaded laser-protection shutter and integrated dust protection — clean ferrules and a healthy loss budget from the first measurement.
One partner, less stock and training
One system partner covers FTTH, office, control cabinet and data-hall projects — fewer stock articles, less crew training, fewer sources of error. Long-term availability of system components keeps installed bases serviceable.
Personal project consultation
Our team supports your system design personally — from the first loss budget to the finished parts list. Project prices and volume discounts on request.
Plan your installation project online
Three interactive tools: check your optical budget, then configure your system live in 3D — with real article numbers and prices for your quote request.
Loss budget calculator
Add up connectors, splices and fiber lengths for your link and check the total attenuation against the system budget — before you order, not after the OTDR trace surprises you.
Calculate loss budget →DIAMOND configurator
Configure DIAMOND Future and Fusion boxes with E-2000 live in 3D — real article numbers per configuration, ready to attach to your enquiry.
Open DIAMOND configurator →Subrack configurator
Populate your 19″ subrack (3U or 1U) slot by slot with splice and front modules in 3D — with a parts list of real article numbers and the total for your project quote.
Open subrack configurator →Frequently asked questions from installers
The most important answers on Fiber Products fiber optic solutions for installers — systems, delivery times, connectors and installer conditions.
Which Fiber Products system is right for which project?
SlimConnect 1U splice boxes are the choice for FTTH, residential buildings and cramped technical rooms: fixed configuration, pre-assembled ex works, minimal rack space. VarioConnect 3U ODF subracks fit office buildings and campus networks: modular 7HP slots that grow with each construction phase. RailConnect DIN-rail boxes with 2–24 fiber connections mount on TH35 rails in control cabinets — fiber is inherently immune to electromagnetic interference, ideal next to drives and contactors. Most installation businesses mix all three; our team advises on the split per project.
How fast are the delivery times at Fiber Products?
Delivery time depends on the project — you receive a binding date with your quote, so you can commit to your own customer with confidence. The structural advantage of European production: no long sea routes from Asia, no customs clearance, and short reaction times if a change request comes in mid-project.
Which splice box for installers is the right choice on site?
For most building projects, a pull-out 1U splice box is the sweet spot: one height unit, couplings mounted and pigtails pre-installed ex works, and a fully extendable drawer that keeps splice cassettes accessible for later service without disturbing live connections. In control cabinets, a DIN-rail box on the TH35 rail is the cleaner mechanical fit. Where fiber counts will grow over several phases, choose the modular route — a VarioConnect subrack with 7HP splice modules — so you extend by adding modules instead of replacing the box.
Which connector types are available for fiber termination?
All standard interfaces an installer needs for fiber termination: E-2000 APC/PC — the premium connector with typically ≤ 0.1 dB insertion loss, spring-loaded laser-protection shutter and integrated dust protection; LC APC/PC for high port density; SC APC/PC with its robust push-pull mechanism; and MPO/MTP for high-density trunk cabling. Mixed configurations within one box are possible.
Are the systems compatible with components from other manufacturers?
Yes — we deliberately build on open standards. The connector interfaces follow IEC specifications, so patch cords and pigtails from standard manufacturers mate without issues. Mechanically, the systems use standard 19″ rack mounting and TH35 DIN rails to DIN EN 60715, and all common single-mode and multimode fiber types are supported — a solid basis for structured cabling projects to DIN EN 50173. You are never locked into one vendor.
How scalable are the modular systems for growing projects?
Within the modular architecture — the 1U modular system and VarioConnect — capacity grows by adding 7HP modules with up to 24 fibers each; existing links stay untouched and the subrack stays in the rack. SlimConnect follows a different logic: fixed configuration at a very compact size, the right pick when the fiber count is defined from day one. RailConnect scales from 2 to 24 fiber connections within its own DIN-rail architecture.
Are there installer conditions at Fiber Products?
Yes. Installation businesses receive project prices and volume discounts on request, and personal project consultation by our team is part of every enquiry. The simplest way to start is the contact form: describe your project, and we come back to you personally with a quote including a binding delivery date.
Datasheets for download
Everything on this page as a PDF — for tenders, planning and sharing within the project.
1U splice boxes
Dimensions, configurations, order numbers and connection technology for the 1U splice boxes line.
Open PDF (PDF · 7 pages) →19″ subracks
Dimensions, configurations, order numbers and connection technology for the 19″ subracks line.
Open PDF (PDF · 1 page) →Full catalogue
The complete range at a glance — splice boxes, modules, subracks, cable management and the DIAMOND product line.
Open PDF (PDF · 20 pages) →Start your next fiber optic project with Fiber Products
Whether FTTH roll-out, office cabling or control cabinet: our team provides personal project consultation — from the first loss budget to the finished parts list.
Project prices and volume discounts on request. Delivery time is project-dependent — you receive a binding date with your quote.
Request installer conditionsEnquiries via our contact form — we come back to you personally.
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