FLINC GF-TA fiber outlets for network layer 4

Customer outlets for fiber connections at the subscriber

Optical outlets for clean FTTH subscriber termination in homes and units.

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BAS customer outlets form the visible fiber connection at the subscriber. FLINC GF-TA variants support structured subscriber access with compact design, defined adapter variants and documentation.

  • Fiber outlet for subscribers
  • IP20 for indoor mounting
  • SC/APC and LC/UPC variants
  • Surface and flush mount options
  • Matches APL and network layer 4
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BAS FLINC GF-TA fiber customer outlet for FTTH subscriber access

What is a customer outlet?

A customer outlet is the optical connection box at the subscriber premises. It is the endpoint of the fiber inside the home, unit or business area and provides the interface to ONT or in-house cabling.

Use at the subscriber

In FTTH access the customer outlet must be compact, easy to install, clearly documented and aligned with operator standards.

Difference from the APL

The APL is the building termination point. The customer outlet is located at the subscriber. Both belong to network layer 4 but serve different roles.

Product Variants

Customer Outlets — Fiber Subscriber Connection (FLINC GF-TA)

Indoor connection boxes for subscriber termination. IP20, slim design for flush or surface mounting.

FLINC GF-TA-01 Fiber customer outlets BAS GmbH
FLINC GF-TA-01

Fibers
1
IP
20
Adapters
1× SC/APC
Dimensions
86×86×43 mm
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FLINC GF-TA-02 Fiber customer outlets BAS GmbH
FLINC GF-TA-02

Fibers
2
IP
20
Adapters
2× SC/APC
Dimensions
86×86×43 mm
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FLINC GF-TA-03 Fiber customer outlets BAS GmbH
FLINC GF-TA-03

Fibers
2
IP
20
Adapters
2× LC/UPC
Dimensions
86×86×43 mm
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FLINC GF-TA-UP-04 Fiber customer outlets BAS GmbH
FLINC GF-TA-UP-04

Fibers
2
IP
20
Adapters
2× SC/APC
Mounting
Flush-mount
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Frequently asked questions

What is a fiber customer outlet?

It is the fiber connection box at the subscriber and terminates the FTTH access line.

Where is it installed?

Typical locations are homes, units, offices or defined indoor connection points.

How is it different from an APL?

The APL is the building termination. The outlet is located at the subscriber.

Product request or technical consulting

BAS supports operators, planners and deployment partners with product selection, variant comparison and technical documentation.