The FTC2 has been designed to maximize versatility and make managing the fiber transition from outside to inside as simple as possible in a variety of settings. In greenfield applications, the ideal way to install an FTC2 is to mount it ont. The FTC2 has been designed to maximize versatility and make managing the fiber transition from outside to inside as simple as possible in a variety of settings. In greenfield applications, the ideal way to install an FTC2 is to mount it onto a predetermined, low voltage box. Then connect it via a fiber jumper cable to an ONT. In brownfield applicat. When a fiber drop is brought to a home, the first touchpoint for that connection is a network interface device (NID) enclosure. Most NIDs feature one or two fiber adapters, splicing capabilities, and cable storage. A NID is typically installed on the exterior wall of the building it feeds. From there a different style of fiber drop is installed ins. The low-profile design, along with the slack storage available within the FTC2 makes this unit incredibly useful in bringing highspeed data to any home. Whether used in a new media panel or cut into an existing wall you will find that the FTC2 provides a clean and safe installation. Likewise, the tamper-resistant cover limits access to ensure the c.
