What should be specified in a 1x16 PLC splitter RFQ?

State the 1x16 split ratio, housing or module format, input and output interface, connector polish where applicable, fiber and pigtail requirements, quantity, installation context, related passive-fiber items, packing, destination and any BOM or drawing reference.

Why does the installation point matter for a 1x16 PLC splitter RFQ?

A panel, ODF, cabinet, terminal or enclosure context determines which housing, interfaces, cable management and connected items the quotation must consider. It also helps keep the splitter line connected to the project BOM.

Should a 1x16 splitter line include related products?

Yes. List any relevant ODF or enclosure, pigtails, adapters, drop cable, fast connectors and installation accessories as separate but linked BOM lines so the RFQ can be reviewed in project context.

1x16 PLC Splitter RFQ Checklist for FTTH Projects

Start With the 1x16 Splitter Format

Write 1x16 as its own BOM line, then identify whether the project calls for bare fiber, a mini module, ABS box, LGX cassette, rack-mount module or another required housing. The housing must match the intended panel, ODF, cabinet, terminal or enclosure—not simply the desired output count.

Use This Line-by-Line RFQ Checklist

Splitter line1x16 ratio and quantity; keep each format or interface variation on a separate line.

Housing / moduleBare, mini, ABS, LGX, rack-mount or the project-required format.

InterfacesInput and output connector family, polish and any stub-tail requirement.

Fiber / pigtailsFiber requirement plus input and output pigtail or cable lengths where applicable.

Installation pointODF, panel, cabinet, terminal, splice closure or other project location.

Commercial contextProject quantity, label or packing request, destination country, BOM, drawing and reference model.

Connect the Splitter to the FTTH / ODN BOM

List the splitter’s related passive-fiber products beside it as distinct linked lines: the ODF or enclosure, pigtails, adapters, drop cable, fast connectors and installation accessories. That makes a supplier’s questions easier to resolve and keeps a project quotation from treating the splitter as an isolated part.

Common Gaps That Delay a 1x16 Quote

Ratio is given but the housing or mounting format is not.
The connector family is named without the required polish or input/output detail.
Output pigtails are required but their lengths or routing context are omitted.
One line combines different package formats, interfaces or quantities.
The panel, cabinet or terminal context is missing, so related items cannot be checked against the same BOM.

Send a Reviewable 1x16 Splitter Request

Send the completed line list, relevant ODF or enclosure information, connected passive-fiber items and any drawing or BOM reference to sales@lumafyn.com. Lumafyn can review the RFQ for PLC splitters and connected FTTH / ODN product lines.