Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Commscope Technologies LLC

Pieter Doultremont

Philippe Coenegracht

Mohamed Aznag

Maddy Nadine Frederickx

Johan Geens

Geert Van Genechten

Diederik Houben

Emilie De Groe

Maarten Michiels

Eddy Luc Cams

Roel Modest Willy Bryon

Eddy Maes

Dirk Jozef G Van De Weyer

Paul Joseph Claes

William Alan Carrico

Maarten Aerts

Bart Mattie Claessens

Eric Marcel M Keustermans

El Moïz Mohammed Michel Ghammam

Barry Wayne Allen

Roger Joseph Alaerts

Jozef Christiaan Mathieu Versleegers

Thomas Ross Marmon

Erik David Bishop

Marc Eugène Willem Bervoets

William B Bryan

Conny Van De Velde

Jos Brants

Alan Armando Garcia Gonzalez

Jos Paul G Vandepoel

Peter Jerome Istas

Deon Craig Sylvester

Marrten Michiels

Samory De Zitter

Wouter Annaert

Patrick Jacques Ann Diepstraten

Erwin Beckers

Eric Keustermans

Kurt Cornelissen

Robert A Roach

El Möiz Mohammed Michel Ghammam

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

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

Devices, arrangements and methods for routing and connecting optical fibers at fiber organizers of telecommunications closures. The organizers include pivotal tray arrangements for improved versatility and quantity of fiber routing configurations within a telecommunications closure of a given size.

Fiber management tray arrangements and assemblies for fiber optic closure organizers

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 telecommunications enclosure is disclosed. In one example the enclosure includes a gel block actuator that is capable of applying compressive load and positive tensile load to the gel block.

Telecommunications enclosure and related components

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a telecommunications terminal including fiber optic adapter carriers and/or modules that mount to a main body of the terminal.

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a telecommunications terminal including fiber optic adapters mounted to or integrated with a side wall of a housing of the telecommunications terminal. The telecommunications terminal also includes an output stub cable having a free end located outside the housing. The fiber optic adapters include ruggedized first demateable fiber optic connection locations accessible from outside the housing and the free end of the stub cable includes a second demateable fiber optic connection location accessible from outside the housing.

Telecommunications terminal with stub cable

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

The present disclosure relates to a telecommunications enclosures that can be customizable to include a hinge. That is, a separate hinge may be utilized as an add-on feature for telecommunications enclosures. The hinge can be attached to at least two different sides of an enclosure or may not be utilized at all. Such a configuration allows for flexibility of a variety of designs for a telecommunications enclosure. The hinge can be mountable to interfaces of first and second housing pieces of an enclosure. The hinge can have rotational features and/or translational features for pivoting first and second housing pieces of an enclosure between first and second positions.

Telecommunications enclosure with a separate mountable hinge

A telecommunications component includes an outer housing that includes a badge holder. The badge holder is configured to receive a badge. The badge is configured to be inserted into the badge holder. The badge includes a feature that is identifying of the source of the telecommunications component and the feature is at least one of a logo, a specific color, text information, a barcode, a QR code, and a RFID tag. The badge includes a pair of arms extending from opposing sides to engage with the badge holder of outer housing. The badge includes a securing feature that is configured to secure the badge within the badge holder.

Indicia and method for identifying telecommunications components

Indicia elements are added to telecommunications components to identify the source of the telecommunications component. Indicia elements can include at least one of a logo, a specific color (e.g. a color different from a non-indicative base color of the telecommunications component), text information, a barcode, a QR code, and a RFID tag. The indicia elements can aid in identifying or tracing network connections, identifying types of connectors and/or cables, labeling the network connections, and identifying a network operator in a multi-network environment.

Telecommunications enclosure

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Kermt-Hasselt, Belgium

Pieter Doultremont