The Codecom Slim Line Optical Distribution Frame (ODF) is a purpose-built, high-density fibre management solution designed to address space and density challenges in telecommunications exchanges and data centre environments. The slim line form factor delivers maximum fibre capacity within a minimal floor footprint, making it ideal for facilities where space is at a premium.

The front-facing design enables flexible deployment options including wall-mounted, back-to-back, and end-of-row configurations. Utilising the Codecom CCX and CHDS product ranges, the ODF provides a modular, scalable platform for structured fibre distribution across large-scale network infrastructure. Side-by-side mounting allows cables to be passed directly between adjacent frames without routing through overhead cable tray, simplifying installation and improving cable management.

Integrated cable management with fibre spools on each side of the frame ensures clean, organised cable routing and adequate bend radius protection for all fibre types. Available in lockable and open-frame configurations with seismic rating, custom colour options, and co-branding capability

Features & Applications

• 45RU slim line frame — 900mm (W) × 300mm (D) × 2200mm (H)
• High-density fibre capacity utilising Codecom CCX and CHDS module platforms
• Front-facing design for wall-mount, back-to-back, or end-of-row installation
• 100mm cable management zones on each side with integrated cable spools
• Side-by-side frame mounting enables direct inter-frame cable routing without overhead cable tray
• Lockable door and open-frame versions available
• Seismic rated construction
• Custom colour options available to match facility requirements
• Co-branding available for OEM and carrier deployments
• Also available in 1200mm and 800mm widths
• Telecommunications exchange fibre distribution and cross-connect
• Data centre optical distribution and structured cabling infrastructure
• Carrier and ISP central office fibre management
• High-density meet-me room and colocation fibre patching