Abstract:
Un dispositivo de fibra óptica para utilización en un armario de telecomunicaciones que presenta una zona demontaje de divisores (103) y un área de almacenamiento de conectores separada (118), comprendiendo dichodispositivo de fibra óptica: un módulo de divisor (202) que puede montarse, de forma liberable, en un área de montaje de divisores (103) delarmario, incluyendo el módulo un divisor que conecta un primer cable (104) a una pluralidad de segundos cables (114),presentando los segundos cables (114) extremos terminados por conectores de fibras ópticas (180) y una unidad de soporte de conectores (122), integralmente moldeada, que está separada del módulo de divisores (202) yque puede montarse, de forma extraíble, en la zona de almacenamiento de conectores, manteniendo, de forma extraíble,la unidad de soporte de conectores (122), integralmente moldeada, una pluralidad de los conectores de fibras ópticas(180), incluyendo los conectores de fibras ópticas (180), caras extremas pulidas y en donde cuando los conectores defibras ópticas (180) se mantienen por la unidad de soporte de conectores (122), integralmente moldeadas, las carasextremas pulidas se encierran y protegen mediante cápsulas antipolvo separadas, en donde la unidad de soporte de conectores (122), integralmente moldeada, está estructurada para permitir que losconectores de fibras ópticas (180), integralmente moldeados, con las caras extremas pulidas, encerradas por lascápsulas antipolvo separadas, se inserten y extraigan sin necesidad de retirar las cápsulas antipolvo.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a fiber optic device for use in a telecommunications cabinet having a splitter mounting area (103) and a separate connector storage area (118), the fiber optic device comprising a splitter module (202) that can be releasably mounted at a splitter mounting area (103) ofthe cabinet, the module including a splitter that connects a first cable (104) to a plurality of second cables (114), the second cables (114) having ends terminated by fiber optic connectors (180); and an integrally molded connector holder unit (122) that is separate from the splitter module (202) and that can be releasably mounted at the connector storage area, the integrally molded connector holder unit (122) releasably holding a plurality of the fiber optic connectors (180), the fiber optic connectors (180) including polished end faces, and wherein when the fiber optic connectors (180) are held by the integrally molded connector holder unit (122) the polished end faces are enclosed and protected by either: a) separate dust caps; or b) closed-ended openings of the integrally molded connector holder unit (122).
Abstract:
A fiber distribution system includes one or more fiber distribution hubs (FDHs) that provide an interface at a termination panel between incoming fibers routed from a central office and outgoing fibers routed to network subscribers. Termination modules can be incrementally added to the termination panel. The FDH can include one or more optical splitter modules that split an optical signal into two or more signals. The optical splitter modules can be incrementally added along with one or more storage modules. The subscriber termination panel, optical splitters, and storage modules can be provided on a swing frame.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a telecommunications distribution cabinet having a cabinet housing in which a first swing frame and a second swing frame are pivotably mounted.
Abstract:
P:OPER\KL20D8030679099 Div of 200820031J (ADC Teleoam.).doc-I L/3/2008 A telecommunications connection cabinet (100) including an excess fiber storage area 5 (118). The excess fiber storage area (118) including a bulkhead (124) for receiving fiber connector holders (122) for protecting the connectors (182) terminating the excess fibers from contamination. The telecommunications connection cabinet (100) also comprises a fiber optic splitter (102) receiving a first fiber optic cable (104) and splitting an optical signal carried by the cable into a plurality of fiber distribution cables (114), each fiber 10 distribution cable (114) terminated by a fiber optic connector (180) having a polished end face (182). (00 C-4 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 T-04C* -'r -@
Abstract:
C\NRPonbI\D)COKN.NlV21WI DIIOC-./16/2012 A telecommunications connection cabinet including an excess Fiber storage area. The 5 excess fiber storage area including a bulkhead for receiving fiber connector holders for protecting the connectors terminating the excess fibers from contamination. The telecommunications connection cabinet also comprises a fiber optic splitter receiving a first fiber optic cable and splitting an optical signal carried by the cable into a plurality of fiber distribution cables, each fiber distribution cable terminated by a fiber optic connector 10 having a polished end face.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a fiber optic device for use in a telecommunications cabinet having a splitter mounting area (103) and a separate connector storage area (118), the fiber optic device comprising a splitter module (202) that can be releasably mounted at a splitter mounting area (103) ofthe cabinet, the module including a splitter that connects a first cable (104) to a plurality of second cables (114), the second cables (114) having ends terminated by fiber optic connectors (180); and an integrally molded connector holder unit (122) that is separate from the splitter module (202) and that can be releasably mounted at the connector storage area, the integrally molded connector holder unit (122) releasably holding a plurality of the fiber optic connectors (180), the fiber optic connectors (180) including polished end faces, and wherein when the fiber optic connectors (180) are held by the integrally molded connector holder unit (122) the polished end faces are enclosed and protected by either: a) separate dust caps; or b) closed-ended openings of the integrally molded connector holder unit (122).
Abstract:
A fiber distribution system includes one or more fiber distribution hubs (FDHs) that provide an interface at a termination panel between incoming fibers routed from a central office and outgoing fibers routed to network subscribers. Termination modules can be incrementally added to the termination panel. The FDH can include one or more optical splitter modules that split an optical signal into two or more signals. The optical splitter modules can be incrementally added along with one or more storage modules. The subscriber termination panel, optical splitters, and storage modules can be provided on a swing frame.