Episode 8: Fiber Optic Closure Specs Explained – IP Rating

Preformed Line Products (PLP) video series: Fiber Tips and Tricks

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Episode 8: Fiber Optic Closure Specs Explained – IP Rating

Are the fiber optic splice closures in your network watertight? Find out how to ensure that they are in this episode of PLP’s Fiber Tips and Tricks, where the basics of IP ratings are explained, including how this rating system impacts the design, function and selection of fiber optic closures.

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