We are proud to announce that the MEFC-FIBERHOME Fiber Optic Splice Closures, models FitOSC-260R and FitOSC-300J, have been officially qualified by UL (Abu Dhabi) in accordance with international Type Approval Test Protocols and the requirements of major telecom operators.
These closures have successfully passed rigorous testing based on internationally recognized standards, confirming their suitability for critical fiber network applications:
- ✅ IEC 61300-2-38 – Sealing and Water Tightness
- ✅ IEC 61300-3-3 – Optical Insertion Loss
- ✅ IEC 61300-2-12 – Mechanical Impact Resistance
- ✅ IEC 61300-2-22 – Temperature Cycling
- ✅ IEC 60068-2-17 – Environmental Durability
- ✅ Salt Spray Test (5% NaCl) – Corrosion resistance for harsh environments
Both models demonstrated outstanding durability and reliability for indoor and outdoor deployments, reinforcing their position as trusted solutions in modern fiber infrastructure.
This achievement reflects our continued commitment to quality, performance, and compliance, empowering mission-critical telecom networks across the region.
🛠️ Tested and qualified in Saudi Arabia – built to exceed global standards.
For full test reports or further information, please contact us directly.
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