Commscope Technologies LLC

Tyco Electronics Corporation

Erik David Bishop

Barry Wayne Allen

Roel Modest Willy Bryon

Eddy Luc Cams

William B Bryan

Alan Armando Garcia Gonzalez

Johan Geens

Philippe Coenegracht

Bart Mattie Claessens

William Alan Carrico

Pieter Doultremont

Roger Joseph Alaerts

Jozef Christiaan Mathieu Versleegers

Thomas Ross Marmon

Maarten Aerts

Marc Eugène Willem Bervoets

El Moïz Mohammed Michel Ghammam

Conny Van De Velde

Jos Brants

Harry L Vaswani

James Albert Powell

Thomas B Marcouiller

Oscar Fernando Bran De León

Gary William Adams

Chien-An Chen

Roger Alaerts

Aspects of the present disclosure relates to an optical fiber management assembly that has optical fiber management, storing functionality, and optionally splicing functionality all on one apparatus. Various types of splicing can be used to splice single fibers or multi-fibers, for example, mechanical splices, fusion splices, etc.

Optical fiber management assembly

The present disclosure relates to a sealed closure having modular components, enhanced cable sealing, modular connection interfaces, enhanced cable anchoring and enhanced fiber management.

Cable sealant arrangement with port size reducer

A fiber optic system includes an enclosure and a mounting bracket that cooperate to define a mechanical coupling interface including a slide interface and a snap-fit interface. The slide interface allows the enclosure to mount to the bracket along a first dimension and retains the enclosure at the bracket along second and third dimensions that are transverse to the first dimension and transverse to each other. The snap-fit interface, once triggered, retains the enclosure at the bracket along the first dimension.

Mounting bracket system for telecommunications equipment

The present disclosure relates to systems, apparatuses and methods for efficiently manufacturing telecommunications enclosure customized to meet customer needs. The system can include a terminal housing and port units bondable to the terminal housing.

Telecommunications enclosure system

The present disclosure relates to individual parking units or connector holders that have an interlock interface on each side thereof that tallow the connector holders to be directly connected together in a ganged relationship. The connector holders can include a detachable connection at a front end thereof to removable mount over a post to form a frictional engagement therewith. The post can be configured to attach to another structure with the connector holders.

Interlocking fiber optic connector holder

A telecommunications apparatus that includes an enclosure. The enclosure includes a housing with a plurality of fiber optic adapters. The fiber optic adapters are carried within the housing and include outer ports accessible from outside the enclosure and inner ports accessible from inside the enclosure. A fiber management tray is positioned within the housing includes a fiber management spool. A plurality of optical fibers which have connectorized ends are plugged into the inner connector ports of the fiber optic adapters. The optical fibers are routed about at least one of the fiber management spools.

Fiber management system and method for a telecommunication terminal

A fiber optic system includes an enclosure and a mounting bracket that cooperate to define a mechanical coupling interface including a slide interface and a snap-fit interface. The slide interface allows the enclosure to mount to the bracket along a first dimension and retains the enclosure at the bracket along second and third dimensions that are transverse to the first dimension and transverse to each other. The snap-fit interface, once triggered, retains the enclosure at the bracket alone the first dimension.

Cable sealant arrangement for a sealed closure

The present disclosure relates to an optical termination enclosure having an enclosure housing containing a fiber management assembly. The enclosure housing can define sealed cable ports and can include cable anchor mounting locations in alignment with the cable ports. Cable anchoring and grounding units can be attached at the cable anchor mounting locations. The fiber management assembly can include a fiber break-out arrangement including a resilient grommet used to anchor a protective tube that carries optical fibers from the cable anchor mounting location to the fiber management assembly.

Optical termination enclosure

Aspects of the present disclosure relates to an indexing terminal including a multi-fiber ruggedized de-mateable connection location, a first single-fiber ruggedized de-mateable connection location and a second single-fiber ruggedized de-mateable connection location. The multi-fiber ruggedized de-mateable connection location includes a plurality of fiber positions with one of the fiber positions optically coupled to the first single fiber ruggedized de-mateable connection location.

Indexing terminals having a port arrangement environmentally sealed by a cover

A component is disclosed. In one aspect, the component can be adapted to be secured to an aerial strand which provides support for aerial cables. The component can include an aerial enclosure unit having a housing with first and second housing pieces. The first housing piece can be pivotally moveable relative to the second housing piece about a hinge pivot axis between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The housing having opposite minor sides that extend longitudinally between the first and second ends and opposite major sides that extends longitudinally between the first and second ends and also extends between the opposite minor sides. The component can include a linkage arrangement that couples the aerial enclosure unit to the aerial strand. The linkage arrangement having a first operating state in which the housing is positioned adjacent to and directly beneath the aerial strand with the major sides oriented generally horizontally and a second operating state in which the housing is spaced a sufficient distance from the aerial strand to permit the first and second housing pieces to be pivoted from the closed configuration to the open configuration without interference from the aerial strand.

Enclosure hanger assembly and cable management system

A splice enclosure assembly is provided for enclosing a splice between first and second fiber optic cables, the first and second fiber optic cables each having a jacket, an elongate optical fiber and at least one flexible, elongate strength member extending through the jacket. The splice enclosure assembly includes an elongate bridge member and an elongate cover member. The elongate bridge member has first and second opposed ends. The bridge member defines a channel extending axially between the first and second ends. The elongate bridge member includes an intermediate portion and first and second strain relief coupling structures. The intermediate portion is disposed between the first and second ends and has an intermediate portion of the channel defined therein. The bridge member is configured to receive the first and second fiber optic cables in the channel such that the splice is disposed in the intermediate portion of the channel. The first and second strain relief coupling structures are located on opposed sides of the intermediate portion. The first and second strain relief coupling structures are configured to engage and secure the strength members of the first and second fiber optic cables to the bridge member and thereby mechanically couple the first and second fiber optic cables to one another and to the bridge member. The elongate cover member is configured to surround the bridge member, the first and second fiber optic cables and the splice when the first and second fiber optic cables are disposed in the channel and the strength members of the first and second fiber optic cables are engaged with the first and second strain relief coupling structures.

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Fuquay-Varina, NC, United States of America

Erik David Bishop