ODF possess several key features that enhance their functionality.

ODF organize optical fibers, connectors, and related equipment in a structured manner, ensuring proper fiber management and protection.

ODF also serve as central connection points for optical fibers, facilitating seamless transmission of optical signals within the network.

ODF are designed for easy access, making maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades more convenient and efficient.

ODF have scalability for accommodating future network expansion by offering options for higher port densities and supporting the growing number of fibers in modern networks.

ODF configurations include 24, 48, or even 144 ports. Many vendors offer customized ODFs to meet specific needs.

Rack-mounted ODFs offer flexibility with their modular design. Port size also enhances flexibility. For instance, duplex LC port sizes can accommodate duplex LC, SC, or MRTJ adapters, while ST port sizes can fit both ST and FC adapters.