Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Commscope Technologies LLC

Tyco Electronics Raychem Bvba

Tyco Electronics Raychem Nv

Adc Czech Republic, S.r.o.

Eric Marcel M. Keustermans

Mohamed Aznag

Emilie De Groe

Dirk Kempeneers

Bart Mattie Claessens

Danny Willy August Verheyden

Erwin Beckers

Kristof Vastmans

Bart Vos

Roel Modest Willy Bryon

Wouter Jan Foulon

Jos Paul G Vandepoel

Ronnie Rosa Georges Liefsoens

Peter Claes

Thierry Janssens

Eric Marcel M Keustermans

Robert Vanhentenrijk

Gerd Van Cauteren

Wouter Jan Renild Foulon

Philippe Coenegracht

Eric Schurmans

Roger Joseph Alaerts

Stephane Collart

Sam Leeman

Amandus L Pieck

William Joseph Curry

Mark Alan Harvell

Frank De Blick

Peterson V Moreira

Vince Wellens

Philippe Kalmes

Julian Sean Mullaney

Eddy Luc Cams

Gary William Adams

Matthew Peter Galla

Lodewijk Cordula Van Noten

Christiaan Radelet

Maarten Aerts

Luiz Neves Mendes

Thierry Mike Declerck

David Thomas Brown

Koen Huybrechts

Michael Maris

Valja Everaert

Jos Brants

Hans Bols

Johan Legrand

Jos Vandepoel

Jan Jozef De Rijck

Luiz Neves Mendez

Lodewijk Von Noten

Walter Nijs

Thomas Lehnert

Stepan Sejbal

Eric Lydia Paul Peeters

Gary Williams Adams

Diana Coeckelberghs

Jos Paul Ghislain Vandepoel

A cable sealing device including an attaching part securable to the cable; a fixation part adapted to be mountable on the attaching part; and a sealing part. The attaching part includes outer locking faces. The fixation part has inner abutment faces adapted to co-operate with the outer locking faces to axially and rotationally lock the fixation part relative to the attaching part. The sealing part includes an inner seal and an outer seal. The sealing part also includes a second securing arrangement that is configured to engage a first securing arrangement of the fixation part to axially and rotationally lock the sealing part to the fixation part.

Cable sealing device, cable termination and attaching device

Fiber optic trays adapted to increase fiber splicing/connecting and fiber organizing capacity on the tray. The trays can include multiple splice circuits, each splice circuit including a splice holder area or a connector holder area having a plurality of splice holders or connector holders, and a at least one fiber organizing structure such as a spool structure.

Fiber optic tray

A telecommunications closure () comprising cables (), a cover (), an interior frame (), the frame () holding telecommunications equipment (), and a seal block () sealing the cover () closed relative to one or more cables () which enter the closure (). The frame () defines a plurality of clamp assembly holders (). A plurality of clamp assemblies () are provided, each clamp assembly () for holding a cable including a jacket (), interior optical fibers (), and at least one interior strength member (). Each clamp assembly () includes a jacket clamp assembly () moveable relative to the frame, and including a wrap () which mounts around the jacket, and a strength member clamp assembly () moveable relative to the frame. The wrap () wraps around the jacket () and is adjustable for different jacket diameters. The strength member clamp assembly () is mountable in a plurality of positions relative to the jacket clamp assembly () to account for variations in the relative location of the strength member relative to the jacket clamp assembly. The clamp assembly () is moveable relative to the frame () wherein the cable () is allowed to move to a proper position relative to the seal block () so as to reduce the likelihood of a leak by being centrally positioned relative to the cable opening through the seal block.

Cable clamp and telecommunications enclosure

A fiber optic telecommunications tray is provided with features that improve accessibility and handling of fibers and/or cables in the tray. The tray may include a combination of a fiber storage device, a fiber splice device, and a fiber termination device, which are arranged in a particular order. Alternatively, the tray may include a plurality of fiber termination devices. Further, the tray may include a fiber funneling structure that make is easy to route and retain fibers in the tray.

Fiber optic telecommunications tray with enhanced accessibility and management

An enclosure () includes a base () defining a splice region () and a cover () coupled to the base () to move between a closed position and an open position. A plurality of ruggedized adapters () are on the cover (), each adapter having an inner port () and an outer port (). A removable module () is disposed on the cover (), at least one input fiber () being routed from the splice region () of the base () to the removable module (), wherein the at least one input fiber () is output from the module as a pigtail () having a connectorized end that is connected to an inner port () of a ruggedized adapter (). A cable input location () receives an input cable () including at least one tube () surrounding at least one fiber () that carries the same signal as the at least one input fiber () being routed from the splice region () to the removable module (). The input cable () is anchored to the base () at the cable input location (). A tube holder () is slidably mounted to the base () past the cable input location (), wherein the tube holder () keeps separate an unused fiber-carrying tube () that is stored within the base () in a loop () from a fiber-carrying tube () whose fiber () leads toward the splice region () of the base () for further routing toward the removable module ().

Splitter module and enclosure for use therein

Grounding assemblies for cables entering telecommunications enclosures. The grounding assemblies include a cable fixation subassembly and a grounding subassembly that are electrically coupled together to ground strength members and a conductive shield of a cable. The cable fixation subassembly can fixate the cable such that the strength members lie in a plane that is at a non-zero angle relative to each of a horizontal reference plane and a vertical reference plane.

Cable grounding assembly for telecommunications enclosure

Fiber plug connector with seal and threaded region

Aspects and techniques of the present disclosure relate to a cable sealing structure comprising a cable sealing body including a gel and methods of making anisotropic behavior in cable sealing structures made with a dry silicone gel. In one aspect, various three-dimensional printing techniques are used to make a cable sealing structure that includes a gel. The cable sealing body has a construction that elastically deforms to apply an elastic spring load to the gel. The cable sealing body has a construction with anisotropic deformation characteristics that allows the cable sealing body to be less deformable in one direction than in others. The cable sealing structure can be utilized to seal fiber optic cables more uniformly while limiting the potential of leakage.

Anisotropic cable sealing gels; and methods for fabricating cable sealing gels

A seal () for a telecommunications enclosure () includes a first body () made of a first material. The first body () defines a port () and the port () defines a port axis (). The first body () further includes a first axial face (), an opposite second axial face (), and a peripheral surface (). The peripheral surface () surrounds the first body () between the first axial face () and second axial face (), and the peripheral surface () further surrounds the port. The seal () also includes a second body () made of a second material. The second body () is disposed on at least the peripheral surface () of the first body (). The second material is softer than the first material of the first body ().

Multi-component seal and enclosure

Example telecommunications apparatus () include an enclosure () having an enclosure base () and a enclosure cover () that join together at a sealed interface. The enclosure cover () is latchable to the enclosure base (). A splice tray assembly () is disposed within the interior () of the enclosure (). The splice tray assembly () includes splice trays () mounted to a manager insert. A splitter () may be provided on the manager insert. The manager insert also may include a groove plate () latched to a base plate (). One or more port assemblies (-) enable cables to enter and/or exit the enclosure () through sealed cable ports (-). The port assemblies (-) may provide anchors () for cable strength members and/or organizers () for fiber tubes.

Fiber management tray with crossing location

The present disclosure relates to a telecommunications device for dispensing fiber optic patch cord cables. The device has a management body (i.e., securing structure) with adhesive disposed on opposite sides thereof. A first length of fiber optic patch cord cable is wound on a first side of the management structure in a first spiral coil portion and a second length of fiber optic patch cord cable is wound on a second side of the management structure in a second spiral coil portion. The first and second spiral coil portions can be peelable and re-adherable to the management body.

Spiraled re-adherable pigtails

Fiber optic trays adapted to increase fiber splicing/connecting and fiber organizing capacity on the tray. The trays can include multiple splice circuits, each splice circuit including a splice holder area or a connector holder area having a plurality of splice holders or connector holders, and at least one fiber organizing structure such as a pair of oblong spool structures.

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Dirk Kempeneers