How much is the 96-core optical fiber distribution frame?

　　The "U" number of a 96-core fiber optic Distribution Frame is not a fixed value, it depends on the design of the distribution frame, the manufacturer, and the specific configuration requirements. Generally, the "U" number of a fiber optic distribution frame refers to its height, and 1U is equal to 1.75 inches (or 44.45 mm), which is a standard rack or cabinet space unit.

　　In the market, the height (or "U" number) of 96-core fiber optic distribution frames may vary. Some may be 1U, 2U, or higher, depending on factors such as the internal structure of the distribution frame, the way the fiber is managed, and the type of interface supported. For example, some high-density fiber optic distribution frames may have a compact design that can accommodate more fiber in a SMaller space, so they may only require a 1U or 2U height. While some distribution frames with looser designs or require more space for fiber management may require a higher "U" number.

　　Therefore, to determine the "U" number of a particular 96-core fiber optic distribution frame, it is best to refer directly to the product specification sheet provided by the manufacturer or contact the manufacturer for consultation. This ensures that the most accurate and up-to-date information is obtained so that the appropriate distribution frame can be selected according to the actual needs.