Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Diederik Houben

Philippe Coenegracht

Mohamed Aznag

Maddy Nadine Frederickx

Geert Van Genechten

Paul Joseph Claes

Pieter Doultremont

Emilie De Groe

Maarten Michiels

Alexandre Caroline M De Bie

Eddy Maes

Dirk Jozef G Van De Weyer

Eric Marcel M Keustermans

Patrick Jacques Ann Diepstraten

Marrten Michiels

Ponharith Nhep

David Jan Irma Van Baelen

Heidi Bleus

Geert Antoon Parton

Wouter Vranken

Peter Claes

Willem Lea Marcel De Vis

Eric Keustermans

Karel VanWinkel

A telecommunications frame assembly includes a frame for housing a first set of fiber optic distribution devices in a vertically stacked arrangement on a right side of the frame and a second set of fiber optic distribution devices in a vertically stacked arrangement on a left side of the frame, wherein the frame defines top and bottom openings adjacent the outer edges of the frame at each of the right side and the left side for selectively leading cables to or from the fiber optic distribution devices to be mounted on the frame, the frame further defining a central vertical trough extending from a central top opening defined by the frame, wherein radius limiters are provided in vertically stacked arrangements at each of the right side and the left side of the frame for selectively guiding cabling between the first set and the second set of fiber optic distribution devices, wherein the radius limiters allow cabling to pass through the central trough between the right and left sides of the frame and/or into the central trough from either of the right and left sides of the frame for selective routing from or to the central top opening, the frame further defining a bottom trough that extends horizontally between the right and left sides of the frame, wherein each of the bottom openings adjacent the outer edges of the frame at the right and left sides communicate with the bottom trough and wherein the radius limiters at each of the right side and the left side of the frame also allow cabling to pass from the fiber optic distribution devices to the bottom trough.

Frame assemblies for optical fiber distribution elements

A sealing unit () that fits within the sealing unit opening () of a housing. The sealing unit () including a sealant arrangement () that define a plurality of cable ports (). The sealing arrangement is also configured for providing a peripheral seal between the housing () and the sealing unit (). The sealing unit () includes an actuation arrangement () for pressurizing the sealant arrangement () within the sealing unit opening (). The sealant arrangement () includes a plurality of sealing modules (-) each sized to form only a portion of the pressure actuated sealant arrangement ().

Cable sealing unit with multiple sealing modules

A closure includes a cover and seal block. A feeder cable pathway and rear cover is provided for separation of feeder cables from drop cables. The organizer in the closure includes an end cap and rear cable storage. Cable fixation clips, linear or bendable, can be used individually or daisy chained together. Cable fixation chambers are positioned on top of the gel block housing. The organizer is a click together organizer. Dual heights on cable guides on sides of the groove plate facilitate cable installation. Tray supports with rounded ends prevent looseness of the tray mounts. Other organizers include cable routing features for compact storage.

Telecommunications enclosure and organizer

Latching system that latches an enclosure having a compressible sealant about its perimeter, the latching system providing for an open configuration, a staged configuration, and a mated configuration, the compressible sealant engaging a pair of projections having a channel therebetween to form a seal having an air gap above the sealant.

Latching system for an enclosure

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a modular fiber optic distribution system for enhancing installation flexibility and for facilitating adding components to a terminal housing over time so as to delay cost. The system is configured to allow components (e.g., inserts, add-on modules, etc.) to be readily added to the terminal housing over time to expand capacity, provide upgrades and to provide forward and backward compatibility.

Terminal enclosure with modular aspects and modules for interfacing with the terminal enclosure

Aspects and techniques of the present disclosure relate to a fiber optic connector including a connector body defining a central longitudinal axis that extends in a front-to-rear orientation. The connector body can include a front connector housing piece and a rear connector housing piece that may be aligned along the central longitudinal axis. A front end of the rear connector housing piece can be adapted to connect with a rear plug end of the front connector housing piece. The rear end of the rear connector housing piece can include a unitary fiber bend radius limiting structure. The unitary fiber bend radius limiting structure can be generally funnel-shaped. A ferrule assembly can be captured between the front and rear connector housing pieces with the rear connector housing piece functioning as a rear spring stop.

Ferrule housing with integrated boot

An enclosure includes a housing having sealing block arrangements disposed at corners of the housing. Each sealing block arrangement includes a containment wall to maintain sealant at the cable ports. A user can choose which corner ports are sealed or blocked by the sealing block arrangements. Each sealing block arrangement includes two volumes of sealant, a sealant containment wall, and two spring elements. Each containment wall includes containment elements that separate from each other to allow passage of a cable through the sealing block.

Sealing block arrangements for enclosures

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Berbroek, Belgium

Diederik Houben