Adc Telecommunications, Inc.

Joy K McKnight

Scott C Kowalczyk

M'hamed Anis Khemakhem

Duane R Sand

Patrick Jude Nault

Jeffery Louis Peters

Ross Heggestad

Foad Abdulkadir Mohamed Ahmed

Dean Michael Rosenthal

Chad James Sjodin

David E Rapp

Daniel J Herzog

Trevor D Smith

John C Holman

Clinton Michael Knudsen

John W Henderson

Timothy M Redmann

A fiber optic connector holder including a housing with at least one cavity for receiving a fiber optic connector with a dust cap in place about a terminal end of the connector. The housing may be integrally molded with retaining structures for releasably engaging the fiber optic connector and releasable catches for mounting the housing at a mount location. The presence of a fiber optic connector within a cavity of the housing may prevent the removal of the housing from a mounting location.

Fiber optic connector holder

The present disclosure is directed at an interbay management system including a front spacer, a rear spacer, and an optional mid spacer that are coupled together and connected to a cable management panel. The assembly can be secured adjacent to or between distribution frames. The modular construction of the spacer allows for easy installation, and the variable length enables the spacer to be easily configured to correspond to the type and size of the telecommunication components that are to be supported in the distribution frame.

Spacer box and interbay cable management panel

A junction box and hybrid fiber optic cable connector which permit repair of damaged fibers or copper conductors carried by a hybrid fiber/copper cable without requiring replacement of the entire cable assembly or retermination of the cable. A method of repairing a hybrid fiber/copper cable and connector.

Hybrid fiber/copper connector system and method

A cable management panel including a chassis, a drawer, and a drop-in plate for managing fiber optic cables. The chassis provides rear cable access, the drawer provides side cable access. In one embodiment, the drop-in plate is positionable within the drawer in both a first orientation and a second orientation.

Cable management panel with rear entry

A telecommunications termination cabinet includes first and second connector bulkheads, the first bulkhead located in forward position relative to the second bulkhead. The first bulkhead is pivotally mounted to the cabinet. A splice cabinet is positioned below the termination cabinet.

Termination and splice panel

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Carver, MN, United States of America

Joy K McKnight