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Coil the fiber carefully to avoid sharp bends, secure it in the splice tray or coil bracket, and ensure enough slack for future maintenance.Step-by-Step Coiling Procedure

1. Prepare the Fiber: Before coiling, strip the fiber jacket according to the splice tray or distribution box requirements, typically leaving 60–100 cm of fiber for handling and 4 cm for the reinforced core if applicable. Clean the fiber with alcohol to remove any silicone oil or debris . 2. Coil Method Selection:

  • Middle-first method: Place heat-shrink sleeves in the fixing groove first, then coil the remaining fiber on both sides. This is ideal for small splice tray spaces .
  • End-first method: Start coiling from one end, fix the heat-shrink tube, and then coil the remaining fiber on the other side. This method is flexible and avoids sharp bends .
  • Special fibers: If fibers are unusually long, short, or connected to special devices, coil them separately and use a buffer pad to prevent breakage . 3. Maintain Proper Bend Radius: Never exceed the minimum bend radius specified by the manufacturer. Coiling should be natural and gentle to prevent stress on the fiber . 4. Secure the Fiber: Use the splice tray or coil bracket to hold the coiled fiber. For overhead or pole-mounted fiber, install coil brackets with 10 wraps, ensuring the top of the loop is at least 12 inches below the lowest communication cable and the bottom is 12 feet from the bracket to the ground . 5. Avoid Damage: Do not kink, twist, or pull the fiber tightly. Ensure fibers are off the ground and protected from public access. For damaged or downed fiber, temporarily loop it with a 48-inch diameter and attach it safely to a pole . 6. Final Check: Verify that all fibers are neatly coiled, secured, and free from sharp bends. Ensure that slack is sufficient for future splicing or maintenance without stressing the fiber . By following these steps, the fiber end in a distributor will be organized, protected, and ready for future use, minimizing the risk of signal loss or fiber breakage.

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