GL-L5-BR Dome Fiber Splice Closure

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GL-L5-BR Dome Fiber Splice Closure
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The GL-L5-BR is an IP68 heat-shrink dome enclosure that protects outdoor cable splices and supports 24–144 single fibers or up to 432 ribbon fibers across six tray positions. Its 460 × Φ225 mm PP+GF body provides one oval and four round Φ8–18 mm cable entries, with 24 single fibers or 72 ribbon fibers per tray. It is specified for aerial, pole, wall, pipeline and manhole splice nodes, with #7 or #8 tray options.
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Product overview

Dome Splice Protection for Outdoor Branch and Joint Nodes

The GL-L5-BR houses fusion splices, routes stored fiber and separates the splice area from cable-entry sealing at an OSP joint or branch point. Its butt-entry dome layout brings the feeder and branch cables through the same base, while removable trays organize either single-fiber or ribbon-fiber splice sleeves.

Network function

The enclosure protects cable joints and branching fibers between feeder, distribution and downstream cable sections. It is intended for splice management rather than adapterized subscriber access, so fiber capacity, cable-entry diameter and tray type should be defined independently from port count or connector interface.

Standard product boundary

The GL-L5-BR is an unloaded splice closure with heat-shrink cable sealing. No adapter panel, hardened connector interface, PLC splitter, TAP ratio or optical insertion-loss value is assigned to the closure itself.

IP68 and temperature terminology

IP68 identifies the stated enclosure protection grade; it should not be rewritten as unlimited underwater operation without the project's immersion depth, duration and test method. The −40°C to +65°C value applies to a 10-cycle temperature test, not to a separately defined installation, storage or continuous operating-temperature range.

Closed GL-L5-BR IP68 dome fiber optic splice closure with five heat-shrink cable entry ports
Closed dome view with the entry ports positioned at the base.
Open GL-L5-BR dome closure showing the internal tray support and cable-entry base
Internal support and tray area above the heat-shrink cable-entry base.
GL-L5-BR dome splice closure base with one oval port and four round branch cable ports
Base view showing one oval entry and four round branch entries.

 

Design details

Design and Performance Details

The details below separate capacity, sealing, housing construction, environmental checks and tray selection.

Single-Fiber and Ribbon Capacity

Six tray positions support up to 144 single fibers at 24 fibers per tray or up to 432 ribbon fibers at 72 fibers per tray. This separates fiber-count planning from cable-port count and lets the same dome platform be specified for conventional loose-fiber splicing or higher-density ribbon projects.

Five Heat-Shrink Cable Entries

The base provides one oval port and four round ports for Φ8–18 mm cables. Heat-shrink sealing creates cable-specific entry interfaces rather than a universal gland; procurement should map every feeder and branch cable outside diameter to a port and include the corresponding sealing consumables.

IP68 Closure Protection

The GL-L5-BR has an IP68 protection grade for outdoor splice protection. This gives project teams a defined ingress-rating field for aerial, pole, wall, pipeline and manhole nodes, while the RFQ should still state any required immersion, pressure, re-entry or site-acceptance test conditions.

PP+GF Housing and Metal Hardware

The enclosure is identified as a PP+GF thermoplastic closure with AISI 304 stainless-steel components and rubber sealing parts. Recording these materials in the approved BOM helps distinguish the closure body, fastening hardware and sealing elements during sample approval and incoming inspection.

Environmental and Electrical Checks

The acceptance data includes a −40°C to +65°C temperature cycle over 10 cycles with no air leakage, plus insulation resistance above 2 × 104 MΩ. These values are test references; project procedures should define setup, conditioning and report requirements before batch acceptance.

#7 and #8 Splice Tray Options

Two tray versions use different splice-sleeve holders. Selecting the #7 or #8 tray before production aligns the holder layout with the planned sleeve arrangement and avoids treating tray count alone as a complete internal-configuration specification.

 

Product configuration

Capacity and Tray Configurations

The model remains GL-L5-BR across the available capacity options. Capacity, fiber format, tray quantity, tray holder type, cable-entry use and mounting accessories should be confirmed as separate ordering fields.

Product modelGL-L5-BR dome fiber splice closure.
Single-fiber range24 / 48 / 72 / 96 / 120 / 144 fibers; 24 single fibers per tray; maximum six trays.
Ribbon-fiber capacityUp to 432 ribbon fibers; 72 ribbon fibers per tray; maximum six trays.
Tray version#7 or #8 splice tray, with different splice-sleeve holder layouts.
Cable entryOne oval port and four round ports for Φ8–18 mm cables.
Sealing formatHeat-shrink base and cable-port sealing system.
InstallationInstallation locations include aerial routes, poles, walls, pipelines, manholes, underground chambers and pedestals; mounting hardware must be selected for the actual site.
Project-defined fieldsCable construction, cable OD by entry, tray version and quantity, heat-shrink kit, grounding requirement, mounting kit, labels, packaging and inspection documents.
GL-L5-BR dimension drawing showing 460 mm length, 225 mm diameter and Φ8–18 mm cable entries
Enclosure and cable-entry dimensions.
Number 7 splice tray option for the GL-L5-BR dome fiber optic splice closure

tray with its splice-sleeve holder arrangement.

Number 8 splice tray option for the GL-L5-BR dome fiber optic splice closure
tray with a different splice-sleeve holder arrangement.

Technical data

Technical Specifications

The following tables keep enclosure, capacity, cable-entry, test and packaging data separate so the GL-L5-BR can be matched to the project BOM without assigning connector or splitter specifications to an unloaded splice closure.

General Technical Specifications

Model, construction, sealing, protection, environmental and packaging data.

Item Specification Project Selection Note
Product name Dome fiber splice closure Use with the GL-L5-BR model and approved product drawing or sample.
Product model GL-L5-BR Do not mix parameters from GL-5601, MTC, MTS, MTT or other closure series.
Product family Dome / vertical fiber optic splice closure Butt-entry format for joint and branch splice protection.
Dimensions 460 × Φ225 mm Check handhole, wall or pole clearance around the dome and cable tails.
Color Black Record any project label or identification requirement separately.
Enclosure material PP+GF thermoplastic The assembly also includes AISI 304 stainless-steel components and rubber seals.
Sealing method Heat-shrink cable-port sealing Include the port-specific heat-shrink kit and site installation consumables.
Protection grade IP68 State the project immersion, pressure or acceptance test when required.
Flame rating UL94-HB Applies to the thermoplastic material; it is not a UL certification for the complete closure assembly.
Temperature-cycle test −40°C to +65°C; 10 cycles; no air leakage acceptance condition Not presented as separate operating, installation or storage ranges.
Insulation resistance >2 × 104 MΩ Define test voltage, conditioning and documentation if used for acceptance.
Mounting references Aerial, wall, pole, pipeline, manhole, underground and pedestal Select the actual mounting kit and cable-support method for the site.
Inner carton 475 × 235 × 205 mm; 1 piece Use the confirmed order revision for shipping-volume calculations.
Outer carton 740 × 500 × 450 mm; 6 pieces Confirm whether project accessories are packed inside the same carton.

Model and Capacity Table

The tray-position counts below are calculated from 24 single fibers per tray; confirm the supplied tray quantity on the order.

Model Single-Fiber Configuration Tray Positions Used at 24F per Tray Maximum Tray Positions Enclosure Size
GL-L5-BR 24 fibers 1 6 460 × Φ225 mm
GL-L5-BR 48 fibers 2 6 460 × Φ225 mm
GL-L5-BR 72 fibers 3 6 460 × Φ225 mm
GL-L5-BR 96 fibers 4 6 460 × Φ225 mm
GL-L5-BR 120 fibers 5 6 460 × Φ225 mm
GL-L5-BR 144 fibers 6 6 460 × Φ225 mm

Single-Fiber and Ribbon-Fiber Tray Capacity

Fiber Format Capacity per Tray Maximum Tray Quantity Maximum Capacity Configuration Note
Single fiber 24 fibers 6 trays 144 fibers Capacity options: 24 / 48 / 72 / 96 / 120 / 144 fibers.
Ribbon fiber 72 fibers 6 trays 432 fibers Confirm ribbon count, ribbon construction, splice sleeve and selected tray holder before ordering.

Cable and Closure Compatibility

Compatibility Field Configuration Information to Confirm
Cable types Loose-tube, ribbon and armored optical cables Cable construction, strength member, sheath, armor and grounding requirement.
Oval entry 1 oval port; Φ8–18 mm Actual feeder or express-cable use, cable quantity through the oval port and heat-shrink kit.
Round entries 4 round ports; Φ8–18 mm Branch cable OD and allocation by numbered entry.
Sealing format Heat-shrink Heating method, consumables, cable-sheath preparation and technician procedure.
Tray choice #7 or #8 tray Splice-sleeve holder layout, fiber format, tray quantity and labeling map.
Connector / adapter interface Not assigned to the unloaded closure Specify a different adapterized terminal or a separately engineered loaded configuration when connectors are required.

Optical specification boundary

Connector insertion loss, mated-pair loss, return loss, branch loss and splitter worst-port loss are not enclosure-body specifications. They apply only when connectorized assemblies or passive splitters are added and tested as a defined configuration.

Network placement

Where the GL-L5-BR Fits in the Network

The GL-L5-BR is used where outdoor cables must be joined or branched while splice trays, cable entries and site mounting remain controlled as separate project fields.

Aerial FTTH Branch Nodes

Using a fixed-capacity closure without mapping feeder and branch cable diameters can leave unused trays but no compatible cable entry. The GL-L5-BR combines one oval and four round Φ8–18 mm heat-shrink ports with 24–144 single-fiber capacity, allowing feeder-to-distribution splices to be organized at an aerial strand or pole-mounted ODN node. It can receive loose-tube or armored OSP cables and route the fibers into #7 or #8 trays. Before procurement, confirm every cable OD, the oval-port function, required fiber count, tray version, mounting bracket and heat-shrink consumables.

Pipeline and Manhole Splice Protection

A handhole closure selected only by "IP68" may still be too large for the chamber or mismatched to the incoming duct cables. The GL-L5-BR uses a 460 × Φ225 mm dome body, heat-shrink entries and a locking hoop to protect splices at pipeline, manhole or underground joint locations. Its six tray positions support expansion from 24 to 144 single fibers, while ribbon projects can reach 432 fibers. Buyers should confirm chamber clearance, cable bend space, cable OD, immersion or pressure-test conditions, grounding for armored cable and whether the closure will require planned re-entry.

Wall, Pole and Pedestal Distribution Points

Placing an inline closure at a branch point can force cables to reverse direction and consume unnecessary mounting length. The butt-entry GL-L5-BR brings all cables through one base, which suits wall, pole or pedestal locations where the feeder and branch cables approach from the same direction. Install it at a building entry, campus OSP transition or rural distribution point and route loose-tube, ribbon or armored fibers into the selected tray holder. The RFQ should define bracket type, mounting orientation, cable support, fiber count, entry allocation, label map and clearance for opening the locking hoop.

Mixed Single-Fiber and Ribbon-Fiber Project Procurement

Calling a closure "144F" does not show whether the project uses 144 individual fibers or ribbon construction, and those formats require different tray capacity planning. The GL-L5-BR publishes 24 single fibers or 72 ribbon fibers per tray, with six tray positions and #7 or #8 holder options. It can be specified at backbone-to-distribution joints where cable types vary between network sections. Before sample approval, freeze the fiber format, splice method, sleeve dimensions, tray layout, cable construction, cable-entry map, capacity reserve and any required test or inspection record.

GL-L5-BR dome closure in a wall-mounted installation
Wall-mounted application view.
GL-L5-BR waterproof dome fiber optic splice closure shown in an aerial strand installation
Aerial strand installation view.
GL-L5-BR IP68 dome fiber optic splice closure shown in a pole-mounted installation

Pole-mounted application view.

 

 

Project ordering

Ordering Information

Include these fields in the RFQ so the delivered closure matches the cable route, fiber format, tray plan and installation location.

Ordering Field Standard Information Information to State on the RFQ
Product identifier GL-L5-BR dome fiber splice closure Model, order quantity and approved image, drawing or sample reference.
Fiber format Single fiber or ribbon fiber Fiber construction, splice method and sleeve type.
Splice capacity 24–144 single fibers; up to 432 ribbon fibers Installed fibers, dark-fiber reserve and future tray allowance.
Tray configuration Maximum 6 trays; #7 or #8 tray option Tray quantity, selected holder version, label map and splice allocation.
Cable entries 1 oval + 4 round; Φ8–18 mm Cable quantity, OD, construction and assigned entry for every cable.
Sealing kit Heat-shrink Required sleeve kit, branch accessories, consumables and installation procedure.
Mounting location Aerial / pole / wall / pipeline / manhole / underground / pedestal references Actual site, bracket, orientation, hardware and cable-support requirement.
Armored cable handling Armored cable compatibility stated Armor type, grounding or bonding method and strength-member treatment.
Environmental acceptance IP68; temperature-cycle and insulation-resistance values Test setup, sampling plan, depth/pressure/duration where applicable and report format.
Identification Project-defined Closure label, tray labels, cable tags, lot code, barcode and logo artwork.
Packaging 1 unit inner carton; 6 units outer carton Accessory packing, carton marks, pallet requirement and packing-list format.
Documents Project-defined Datasheet, approved drawing, packing list, inspection record and requested compliance documents.

Recommended RFQ line

GL-L5-BR waterproof dome fiber optic splice closure, IP68, heat-shrink sealing, [single / ribbon] fiber configuration, [ ] total fibers, [ ] trays, [#7 / #8] tray holder, one oval plus four round cable entries for cable OD [ ], installation [ ], mounting kit [ ], labels [ ], inspection documents [ ] and packaging [ ].

OEM and project support

Project Configuration and OEM Support

For project-based orders, keep the closure body, tray system, cable-entry map, sealing consumables, accessories and packing under one approved drawing and BOM.

Housing and Drawing Review

Review the 460 × Φ225 mm body, base layout, locking hoop, cable entries, mounting interface and any project-specific structural request before tooling or sample approval.

Tray and Splice Mapping

Translate single-fiber or ribbon capacity into the required tray quantity, #7 or #8 holder arrangement, splice allocation and labeling plan.

Cable-Entry BOM

Match each oval or round entry to the cable OD, cable construction, heat-shrink kit, branch accessory and armor or strength-member treatment.

Sample Confirmation

Approve appearance, dimensions, tray fit, cable-entry compatibility, mounting hardware and the requested inspection procedure before batch supply.

Label and Packing Control

Provide logo artwork, product labels, tray labels, cable tags, lot identification, carton marks and accessory packing instructions.

Repeat-Order Revision Control

Freeze the approved closure, tray, sealing kit, accessories, labels, tests and packaging into one revision-controlled project record.

 

Company background

Glory Optical Production and Project Support

Glory Optical Communication is a Ningbo-based passive fiber optic infrastructure manufacturer founded in 2008, with a 20,000 m² manufacturing facility, more than 300 passive optical products, supply to over 50 countries and OEM/ODM project support.

Enclosure Molding and Structural Review

Glory's mold and CNC capability supports control of enclosure geometry, gasket position, cable-entry details and mounting interfaces. For the GL-L5-BR, project review should focus on the dome, base, locking hoop, entry layout and tray-support structure.

Closure and Tray Assembly

The assembly workflow covers fiber boxes, splice closures, trays and cable-management parts according to a confirmed drawing and BOM. This lets the supplied tray quantity, holder type, sealing kit and mounting accessories be checked as one configuration.

Specification and Sample Workflow

Project support can include drawing or photo confirmation, specification review, sample planning, testing, labeling, packaging and batch supply. The exact inspection items should be agreed for the GL-L5-BR order rather than assumed from a general closure category.

Project Documentation

Buyers can request the applicable datasheet, approved drawing, inspection record, packing information, labels and compliance documents. The final document set depends on the confirmed closure configuration and acceptance plan.

 

Project checklist

Confirm the Cable Map and Tray Plan Before Ordering

Send the fiber format, total splice count, cable construction and diameter, oval and round port allocation, #7 or #8 tray preference, installation location, mounting hardware, heat-shrink kit, labels, inspection requirements and packaging instructions.

Glory Support

From sample verification to project configuration

Confirm the physical interface and cable code before bulk production, then lock the approved configuration into drawings and order codes.

3-Year Service Policy

Defined return, replacement and repair support is available according to the applicable warranty terms and confirmed order documentation.

OEM/ODM Configuration

Port count, cable length, splitter structure, mounting accessories, labeling and packaging can be configured for the project.

Sample & Drawing Approval

Sample evaluation and approved drawings help confirm interface fit, sealing and cable compatibility before volume deployment

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Our Quality Promise

Comprehensive 3-Year Warranty

We confidently back all our products with a 3-year warranty. Our specific service policy is: within one year for quality issues, we take full responsibility for returns; within two years, for replacements; and within three years, for repairs.

Clear & Competitive MOQ

We welcome both trial and bulk orders. Our standard Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) is 50 units. We also offer free samples for testing​ to help you evaluate our quality with confidence.

Fast & Reliable Logistics

We guarantee delivery within 10 days​ for standard items. Our logistics advantage includes cost-effective door-to-door service​ to simplify shipping for you.

Our Foundation

Backed by 18 years of experience​ since 2008, we control quality from our own factory, accept OEM/ODM​ requests, and maintain ready stock​ for wholesale. We focus on delivering the optimal balance of price and quality​ directly to end customers​ worldwide.

 

Your trust is our priority. Partner with us for dependable fiber optic solutions supported by clear promises.

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