Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Commscope Technologies LLC

Adc Czech Republic, S.r.o.

Tyco Electronics Raychem Bvba

Te Connectivity India Private Limited

Johan Geens

Pieter Vermeulen

Eric Marcel M Keustermans

Kristof Vastmans

Bart Vos

Philippe Coenegracht

Roel Modest Willy Bryon

Eddy Luc Cams

Pieter Doultremont

Dirk Jozef G Van De Weyer

Eric Keustermans

Tomas Fucsek

Roger Joseph Alaerts

Yves Peeters

Bernardus Johannes Nicolas Geling

Barry Wayne Allen

Bart Mattie Claessens

Peter Claes

Matthias Cyriel George Corneel Alderweireldt

Danny Willy August Verheyden

William Alan Carrico

Jan Willem Rietveld

Lodewijk Cordula Van Noten

Thomas Ross Marmon

Maarten Aerts

Zoltan Alexi

Lukas Desmond Elias Van Campenhout

Jan Watté

Stefano Beri

Jozef Christiaan Mathieu Versleegers

Erik David Bishop

Marc Eugène Willem Bervoets

William B Bryan

El Moïz Mohammed Michel Ghammam

Conny Van De Velde

Gwenole Stouthuysen

Jos Brants

Alan Armando Garcia Gonzalez

Matthias Alderweireldt

Matthias Aiderweireldt

Lukas Desmond Elisas Van Campenhout

Stephane Collart

Rudi Verbruggen

Geert Jozef Maria Verbist

Eric Schurmans

Olivier Hubert Daniel Yves Rousseaux

Chien-An Chen

Frank De Blick

Samory De Zitter

Karel VanWinkel

Laurens Izaäk Van Wuijckhuijse

Romain Cuypers

Ward Declercq

Simon Reyndert Christiani

Robert A Roach

Matthew Campsteyn

Matthias Cyriel George Corneel Weireldt

Erik Keustermans

Jozef Willekens

Stefan Sepelev

Sandra Goossens

Diogo Fevereiro Baptista

Sai Cheung Lam

Olivier C Roche

Sudhir Hebbar

Bernardus Johannes Geling

Adrianus Wilhelmus Van Uden

Pieter Stienstra

Bernadus Johannes Nicolas Geling

Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a telecommunication enclosure having a configuration that can be readily customized in the factory to satisfy customer specifications and can also be readily upgraded in the field. In certain examples, the telecommunication enclosure includes a main housing defining a plurality access ports. A plurality of different add-on components can selectively be coupled to the main housing at the access ports in sealed relation to the main housing. The add-on components can include visual indicators which are visible from outside the main housing when the add-on components are mounted to the main housing.

Fiber optic enclosure with ability to customize and/or upgrade

A fiber management organizer for a telecommunications closure includes a main body defining a first cable management region, a tray assembly extending over at least a portion of the first cable management region, the tray assembly including a tower mounted to oppositely positioned side walls of the main body, a plurality of trays rotatably mounted to the tower such that the trays are rotatable about an axis orthogonal to the longitudinal axis; and a cover support part disposed between the main body and the tower, the cover support part covering at least a portion of the first cable management region and supporting a central portion of the tower above the first cable management region. A demarcation cover can also be provided with the tray assembly to secure the trays in a closed position and limit access to the trays. The cover can be locked closed and unlocked. When unlocked, the cover can be pivoted to one or more stable open positions to provide access to the sensitive area without having to completely remove the cover from the organizer.

Fiber management tray arrangements and assemblies for fiber optic closure organizers

An optical fiber distribution system including a rack and elements which populate the rack including fiber terminations. Each element includes a chassis and a movable tray. The movable tray includes a synchronized movement device for moving a cable radius limiter. The tray includes cable terminations which extend in a line generally parallel to a direction of movement of the movable tray. Each of the cable terminations are mounted on hinged frame members positioned on each tray. The cables entering and exiting the movable tray follow a generally S-shaped pathway.

Optical fiber distribution system

The present disclosure relates to features of a telecommunication enclosure. Example features can include mounting plate attachment features, housing latching features, housing hinge features and fiber routing features.

Telecommunication enclosure

A telecommunications terminal including a terminal housing and a fiber optic adapter secured to the terminal housing and having a first port accessible from outside the terminal housing and a second port positioned inside the terminal housing, the first port being a hardened port. A first fiber optic cable is routed into the terminal housing, the first fiber optic cable being a tether cable having a free end outside the terminal housing, the free end including a hardened fiber optic connector. A second fiber optic cable is routed into the terminal housing, the second fiber optic cable including at least one optical fiber connected to the fiber optic adapter and at least one optical fiber connected to the tether cable.

Telecommunications terminal

A modular multi-positionable tray assembly () for mounting within a chassis () of a telecommunications panel () is disclosed. The multi-positionable tray assembly () may include support arm structure () having a first support arm () and a second support arm () that pivotally supports a tray () and that allows the tray assembly () to be installed and removed from the chassis (). The tray () and the support arm structure () cooperatively define a cable routing pathway () that extends through a pivot axis (A) defined by the tray and the support arm. To protect the cables () and to increase accessibility of cables () within the portion of the cable routing pathway () defined by the tray (), a bend radius limiter () can be provided that is rotatably mounted to the tray (). The tray () can also be provided with attachment features for allowing the tray () to accept various telecommunications components, such as splice trays and splitter trays.

Telecommunications tray assembly

The present disclosure relates to an optical splice package for splicing together first and second optical fibers or first and second sets of optical fibers. The optical fibers have elastic bending characteristics. The splice package includes a splice housing including a mechanical alignment feature for co-axially aligning ends of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers within the splice housing. The splice housing contains adhesive for securing the ends of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers within the splice housing. The optical package has a weight less than a spring force corresponding to the elastic bending characteristics of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers.

Light weight fiber optic splice and fiber management system

The present disclosure relates to a fiber management device or system for facilitating routing and storing optical fibers. The fiber management device includes a flexible, film-like substrate that has optical fiber management, storing functionality, and splicing functionality all on one film-like substrate. The flexible, film-like substrate can provide a routing path for routing optical fibers onto a flexible planar substrate that can be temporarily supported by, mounted on or attached to the flexible planar substrate. The flexible, film-like substrate can accommodate fibers that are in a multi-fiber (e.g., ribbon) configuration or a single fiber configuration.

Flexible organizer and self-supporting unit

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

The present disclosure relates to a telecommunications enclosure having cable ports and an internal optical tapping or indexing architecture. The cable ports can be defined by hardened fiber optic adapters.

Telecommunications enclosure

The present disclosure relates a telecommunication enclosure having a compact configuration. In one example, the telecommunication enclosure supports both optical splicing and connectorized patching.

Splice enclosure with connectorized patching functionality

A telecommunications enclosure system includes a terminal assembly including an optical terminal that mounts to a terminal mounting bracket via a mechanical coupling interface. The mechanical coupling interface includes a release actuator that allows the optical terminal to be released from the terminal mounting bracket by accessing the release actuator from a first side of the terminal assembly, and also allows the optical terminal to be released from the terminal mounting bracket by accessing the release actuator from an opposite second side of the terminal assembly.

Telecommunications enclosure mounting system

A communication enclosure includes a housing and a fiber optic organizer. The housing defines a plurality of ports. The fiber optic organizer includes a tower configured to hold one or more fiber management trays. The tower is mountable to the housing in one of at least two different tower positions. In the first tower position, the tower is disposed between a first of the ports and a second of the ports. In the second tower position, the tower is disposed between the second port and a third of the ports.

Cable sealing unit with multiple configurations

A hinge structure for pivotally mounting a first telecommunications element to a second telecommunications element includes a hinge pin provided on the first element and a hinge pin receiver provided on the second element. The hinge pin defines a notch separating the pin into two pin halves. The hinge pin receiver defines two sets of opposing surfaces, the two sets separated by a divider, the divider configured to be accommodated by the notch when the hinge pin is inserted into the hinge pin receiver, wherein each opposing surface set defines a slot for receiving each pin half.

Telecommunications distribution elements

A cable management system including cable support members held by cross-members to define a cable winding path. Certain types of cross-members are selectively configurable in a first angular position or a second angular position relative to each other. Certain types of mounting brackets hold the cross-members in the selected angular position. Certain types of the cable support members are positionable at any of a plurality of positions along the cross-members to size the cable winding path as desired. Certain types of cross-member support multiple pairs of oppositely facing cable support members to define multiple layers of the cable winding path.

Adjustable cable management system

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Bunsbeek, Belgium

Johan Geens