ODF fiber distribution frame is mainly divided into 24 core, 36 core, 48 core, 72 core, 96 core. The components include shell, support frame, fiber tray, fixing device, ODF unit box, etc. The ODF unit box consists of a shell, a support frame, a fiber collector, a fixed device, and a protection piece for optical fiber connectors.
With the advent of 5G and big data era, more and more high-density, high-bandwidth applications "light into copper" is the trend of The Times, and the importance of optical communication is self-evident.
ODF optical fiber distribution frame is flexible in configuration, easy to install and use, easy to maintain, and easy to manage. It is an essential equipment for optical fiber communication cable network terminals, or relay points to realize the welding and access of fiber optic cables and jumper cables.
| Type | Capacity | Mounting | Best For | Key Features |
| Rack-Mount ODF | 24–288+ cores | 19"/23" rack | Data centers, central offices | Modular trays, front access |
| Wall-Mount ODF | 12–96 cores | Wall | Small sites, FTTH cabinets | Compact, lockable |
| Floor-Standing Cabinet | 96–1,440+ | Floor | High-density backbone | High port count, cable routing |
| High-Density Modular | Up to 3,000+ | Rack | 5G/ hyperscale | MPO/MTP support, swing-out trays |
Core Count — Match current fibers + 30–50% buffer for growth (e.g., 24–96 cores for small/medium, 144+ for high-density).
Mounting Type — Rack-mount for telecom rooms/data centers (most flexible); wall-mount for space-limited sites.
Density Needs — Choose modular, front-access designs for high port count and easy maintenance.
Environment — Indoor-rated with bend radius protection (≥30 mm) and dust/fire resistance.
Future Expansion — Prioritize scalable, modular ODFs with extra tray slots for upgrades.
Evaluate these factors to ensure reliability and scalability. Contact OTRANS for tailored recommendations.
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