19" Rack Mount Fiber Optic Patch Panel ODF (12 To 288 Cores)

The Wolon Rack Mount Fiber Optic Patch Panel (ODF Unit) is a high-density, carrier-grade distribution frame designed to terminate, splice, and manage optical fiber cables in demanding telecommunications and data center environments. Engineered to fit seamlessly into any standard 19-inch equipment rack or cabinet, this versatile terminal box offers scalable capacities ranging from a compact 12-core 1U panel up to a massive 288-core 4U distribution hub.

Constructed from premium cold-rolled steel and finished with a durable, anti-corrosive electrostatic powder coating, the Wolon ODF provides superior mechanical protection for delicate bare fibers and splicing joints. The interior features an organized layout with built-in stackable splice trays and customizable adapter panels (SC, LC, FC, ST), ensuring a clean, secure, and easily maintainable cable routing system. Manufactured in our Wuhan facility and backed by over a decade of industry expertise, this patch panel is the foundational infrastructure for scalable FTTH and enterprise network deployments.

Scalable Capacity: Available in multiple configurations including 12, 24, 48, 72, 144, and 288 cores to meet the specific density requirements of your network architecture.

Standard 19" Rack Mount: Perfectly dimensioned for 1U, 2U, 3U, or 4U heights, allowing for quick integration into standard server racks and telecom cabinets.

Heavy-Duty Construction: Made of thickened cold-rolled steel (typically 1.0mm - 1.2mm) with a ruggedized exterior to withstand harsh indoor environments.

Integrated Splicing & Patching: Combines fusion splicing, fiber storage, and patch cord distribution into one centralized unit, featuring high-quality ABS plastic splice trays.

Flexible Adapter Interface: The front adapter panels can be easily swapped to accommodate SC, LC, FC, or ST connectors, offering maximum compatibility with existing hardware.

Optimized Cable Management: Designed with ample rear cable entry ports, secure tie-down points, and smooth routing paths to strictly maintain the optical fiber's minimum bend radius.

Data Center MDA/EDA: Acting as the main cross-connect distribution area for high-density server racks and core switches.

Telecommunication Central Office (CO): The primary termination point for outside plant (OSP) feeder cables entering the telecom facility.

Enterprise Server Rooms: Organizing and protecting local area network (LAN) fiber backbones within corporate office buildings.

FTTH Fiber Distribution: Aggregating downstream signals from OLT equipment before sending them out to field distribution boxes.