
Breakout Kit/Fanout Kit
Breakout Kit/Fanout Kit is part of the various pigtail range built by Ever Expresslink Limited in Ningbo, China.
Pre-terminated tails that put the factory end face inside your splice tray
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Product Overview
Breakout Kit/Fanout Kit is part of the various pigtail range built by Ever Expresslink Limited in Ningbo, China.
It is one of 12 items in this range. A typical application is emergency restoration of a damaged distribution cable. What the range is built to give you there: color-coded buffers that follow standard fiber identification.
The problem it addresses is splice trays loaded one fiber at a time when a bundle would do it in a single operation. A practical note that applies across this range: cap the connector until the frame side is ready to be patched. Specifications for a particular configuration are confirmed on the quotation rather than assumed from the designation.
Key Benefits
- Supplied as Breakout Kit/Fanout Kit, so the part you receive matches the designation you ordered against
- Fanout construction: A trunk broken out into individually jacketed legs, so each leg can be routed and serviced on its own.
- Connector end face made and tested under factory conditions
- Field work reduced to a fusion splice, which the splicer measures for you
- Bundle versions load a twelve-fiber tray in one pass
- Color-coded buffers that follow standard fiber identification
Problems It Solves
- Field-terminated connectors whose loss varies with the weather and the technician
- Splice trays loaded one fiber at a time when a bundle would do it in a single operation
- Color coding that does not survive the transition from cable to tray
- Pigtail tails too short to route properly inside a closure, forcing tight bends
Application Scenarios
- Emergency restoration of a damaged distribution cable
- Terminating feeder cable inside a dome or horizontal splice closure
- Loading 12-fiber trays in a rack-mounted ODF
- Splicing subscriber drops inside an FTTH termination box
Who It Is For
- FTTH contractors terminating distribution cable into closures and boxes
- ODF and patch panel builders loading splice trays at scale
- Central office teams splicing onto backbone cable
- Maintenance crews carrying repair kits for emergency restoration
Technical Features
- Color-coded buffer following standard fiber identification order
- Bundle and fan-out versions for multi-fiber trays
- Waterproof versions for outdoor and direct-entry enclosures
- Factory-polished ferrule with inspected end face
Materials
- Zirconia ceramic ferrule
- 900 µm tight-buffered fiber or bare fiber tail
- Aramid yarn reinforcement where the design carries load
- Thermoplastic boot and housing
- Furcation tubing on bundle versions
Specifications
| Product Designation | breakout kit/Fanout kit |
|---|---|
| Product Family | Various Pigtail |
| Cable Structure | Fanout |
| Manufactured In | Ningbo, China |
| Warranty | One year against defects in materials and workmanship |
Values shown are those carried by the product designation. Dimensional and optical values for a specific order are confirmed on the quotation.
Manufacturing Process
- Fiber kitting and buffer color verification
- Connector assembly, epoxy cure and polish
- End-face inspection and loss measurement
- Tail cutting to the ordered length and buffer stripping preparation
- Bundling and furcation for multi-fiber versions
- Coiling, labeling and individual packing
Quality Control
- End-face geometry and cleanliness inspection on every connector
- Insertion loss and return loss measurement before packing
- Buffer color sequence verified against the order for bundles
- Tail length verified against the works order
- Waterproof versions pressure-checked on a sample basis
Customization Options
- Tail length matched to the enclosure you are loading
- Simplex, bundle, fan-out and waterproof formats
- UPC or APC polish
- Buffer color sequence to your own convention
- Ribbon-compatible versions for mass fusion splicing
Handling Breakout Kit/Fanout Kit
Before You Order
- Check buffer color against the tray plan before stripping anything
- Strip, clean and cleave to the splicer's stated dimensions
- Fusion splice and record the splicer's loss estimate
In Service
- Protect the splice with a heat-shrink sleeve and seat it in the tray
- Coil the tail inside the tray without dropping below the fiber's bend radius
- Cap the connector until the frame side is ready to be patched
Questions About Breakout Kit/Fanout Kit
What do you need from us to quote Breakout Kit/Fanout Kit?
The quantity, the destination and anything that has to match on your side: connector and polish at each end, fiber mode and core size, and length where the item is an assembly. If you are matching a part you already buy, send the sample and we will quote against it.
Why use a pigtail instead of terminating the cable directly?
Because a factory-made end face is more repeatable than one polished in a closure. Splicing a pigtail on moves the difficult step indoors and leaves the field crew a fusion splice whose loss the machine reports.
What tail length should I order?
Long enough to route around the inside of your closure or tray without tight bends, and no longer. Tell us the enclosure you are loading and we will suggest a length that coils cleanly.
Do you supply bundle pigtails in standard color order?
Yes. Bundle and 12-fiber versions follow the standard fiber identification color sequence, and we can supply a different sequence if your plant uses its own convention.
Can I get APC pigtails for a PON build?
Yes. APC is normally what you want on PON and RF-over-glass distribution because the angled end face pushes reflections out of the core. Specify APC per order and the housings will be green.
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