The Shadowless Connection
Jueying MST Series — Named for the legendary horse that left no shadow, our terminal moves unseen between outside plant and subscriber networks. Buried in manholes, mounted on poles, hidden in pedestals — it connects OSP to homes and businesses without ever slowing the deployment.
4/6-Port Available
8-Port on 2026 Roadmap
IP68-Engineered
Bund-Ready
In the Shadow of the Network
The Jueying does not sit in the data center under spotlights. It lives in the shadows — manholes, aerial strands, pedestal cabinets — where the outside plant meets the last mile. It is the invisible handoff between the carrier backbone and the subscriber drop. Fast to install. Silent in operation. Invisible to the end user. But without it, the network stops.
Drop-In Compatibility
Engineered for Corning OptiTap and flat drop cable from the mold up. No adapter guesswork, no field modification. The hardened SC/APC receptacles deliver typical insertion loss ≤0.15 dB and return loss >60 dB — matching or exceeding industry benchmarks at a cost-optimized supply chain.
Gland or Connector. You Choose.
Every Jueying MST ships bund-ready. Select a cable gland for field-terminated feeder cables, or a pre-installed connector entry for stubbed, pre-connectorized deployments. The same chassis accepts either — no separate SKUs, no inventory confusion.
Re-Enterable, Not Disposable
Tool-less access to exterior drop ports for quick subscriber connection. Simple tool-access to the internal splice and splitter tray for troubleshooting, MACs, and splitter upgrades. The robust gasket system maintains IP68 sealing integrity after re-entry. Reduce truck rolls. Extend service life.
One Bracket, Every Surface
A single universal mounting bracket adapts to pole, strand, pedestal, and wall installations. No custom hardware kits, no inventory bloat. Streamline your truck stock and simplify field work.
Optimized for Today’s and Tomorrow’s FTTx Deployments
Technical Specifications
Physical Design
- Enclosure Material: UV-stabilized PC/ABS, black
- Ingress Protection: IP68-engineered (manhole/pedestal submersion-rated)
- Dimensions (4-Port): 230 × 105 × 66 mm
- Dimensions (6-Port): 288 × 105 × 66 mm
- Dimensions (8-Port): 345 × 105 × 66 mm
- Mounting: Universal bracket — pole, strand, pedestal, wall
- Re-Entry: Robust gasket/seal mechanism, maintains IP68 after re-entry
Feeder Entry Options
- Cable Gland: For field-terminated, bund-ready feeder cables
- Connector Entry: For pre-terminated, stubbed feeder cables
- Both options available on all port configurations
Access & Maintenance
- Drop Ports: Tool-less access for technician connection
- Internal Tray: Simple tool access for splice, splitter, and troubleshooting
- Security: Tamper-resistant latch with padlock provision
Environmental
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to +75°C
- Storage Temperature: -40°C to +85°C
- UV Resistance: Accelerated aging compliant (UL 94-5VA equivalent)
- Salt Spray: ASTM B117, 96 hours
- Thermal Cycling: -40°C to +75°C, full optical performance maintained
Optical Performance
- Drop Port Connector: Hardened SC/APC, OptiTap compatible (traditional and optimized designs)
- Insertion Loss (Typical): ≤0.15 dB
- Insertion Loss (Maximum): ≤0.4 dB
- Return Loss: >60 dB (SC/APC)
- Splitter Integration: Internal capacity for 1:2, 1:4, 1:6, 1:8 PLC splitters
- Fiber Management: Minimum 30mm bend radius internal design
- Feeder Cable: G.657 flat and round, armored or dielectric, toneable and non-toneable drop cable
Deployment Configurations
Manhole to Home
Deploy the Jueying 4-port or 6-port MST in a manhole at the network edge. IP68 sealing keeps water and dirt out for 20+ years. Choose the cable gland entry for field-spliced feeder cables, or the connector entry for pre-terminated drops. The re-enterable design means you can add splitters or re-splice years later without replacing the box.
Strand or Pole
Mount the Jueying terminal on aerial strand or utility pole with the universal bracket. UV-stabilized housing survives sun, wind, and temperature swings. The flat drop cable entry is optimized for aerial lashings. Tool-less drop port access keeps technician time on the bucket truck to a minimum.
One Box, Multiple Subscribers
In neighborhoods with underground utilities, the Jueying MST lives in a pedestal at the curb. Feed it with a stubbed cable via the connector entry, or splice a field cable through the gland. Drop out to four, six, or eight homes via OptiTap-compatible hardened connectors. When penetration increases, upgrade the internal splitter without touching the enclosure seal.
Standards Alignment
Deploy the Network Nobody Sees
Request a 4-port or 6-port Jueying MST evaluation unit with your preferred feeder configuration — cable gland or connector entry, stubbed or field-fed. Discuss 8-port roadmap timing with our engineering team.