AFL H-Series & U-Series Chassis
FAQs
AFL H-Series and U-Series chassis are rackmount fibre housings designed to manage high density fibre connectivity in data centers, telecom facilities, and enterprise networks. These chassis provide a structured enclosure for fibre cassettes, adapter plates, and splice modules, allowing network engineers to organise fibre connections efficiently within a standard 19" rack environment.
The H-Series and U-Series platforms are both modular fibre connectivity systems but are designed for slightly different deployment needs. H-Series chassis focus on high density front access connectivity and shallow depth installations, helping maximise usable rack and floor space in colocation or hyperscale environments. In contrast, U-Series housings offer flexible cassette configurations and multiple mounting options, making them suitable for scalable network expansions and modular fibre distribution.
These fibre chassis are designed to accommodate multiple fibre cassettes within a compact rack unit space. Depending on the model and configuration, the system can support hundreds of fibre connections and high capacity MPO or LC connectivity, helping network operators manage large fibre counts without increasing rack footprint.
Yes. AFL H-Series and U-Series housings are built around a modular cassette architecture, allowing installers to deploy splice, fan out, patch, or pre-terminated fibre modules depending on the application. This modular design enables easier upgrades, simplified maintenance, and faster deployment when expanding fibre infrastructure in data centers or enterprise networks