ODF

C-LIGHT Optical Distribution Frame (ODF) is a structured framework designed to manage, organize, and interconnect fiber optic cables within telecommunications or data networks, serving as a centralized hub for terminating, splicing, and routing fibers to ensure efficient cable management, protection, and scalability. Its primary functions include safely terminating fibers to network equipment, splicing fibers while maintaining signal integrity, enabling cross-connections to facilitate topology changes, shielding fibers from environmental and mechanical damage, and supporting high-density configurations (e.g., 144+ fibers) for future expansion. It is widely utilized in data centers for high-density interconnections between servers and switches, telecom networks such as central offices or FTTH (Fiber-to-the-Home) hubs for long-haul and access networks, enterprise networks requiring reliable campus or building backbones, and 5G networks to support dense fiber deployments for small cells and base stations.