Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Commscope Technologies LLC

Adc Czech Republic, S.r.o.

N.v. Raychem S.a.

Tyco Electronics Raychem Nv

Tyco Electronics Raychem Bvba

Adc Czech Republic

Roger Joseph Alaerts

Bart Mattie Claessens

Johan Geens

William Alan Carrico

Eric Schurmans

Stephane Collart

Pieter Vermeulen

David Jan Irma Van Baelen

Eric Marcel M Keustermans

Jozef Christiaan Mathieu Versleegers

Marc Eugène Willem Bervoets

El Moïz Mohammed Michel Ghammam

Jos Brants

Philippe Coenegracht

Barry Wayne Allen

Roel Modest Willy Bryon

Eddy Luc Cams

Erik David Bishop

Dirk Kempeneers

Bart Vos

Pieter Doultremont

Thomas Ross Marmon

Maarten Aerts

William B Bryan

Conny Van De Velde

Jiri Pasek

Alan Armando Garcia Gonzalez

Valere Buekers

Jiri Zavrel

Jiri Ambroz

Denys Mizin

Randy Duaine Wilkinson

Marc Vanonckelen

Roger Delvaux

James Anthony Croce

Fons Vranckx

Chien-An Chen

David J Hardie

Denys Mizen

Diana Coeckelberghs

Marc Bervoets

Peter Jerome J Istas

Luc Brigitta Michel Verbinnen

An optical fiber adapter mounting device includes a mounting plate and a plurality of adapter holders. The mounting plate includes a base, a first sidewall and a second sidewall, and a plurality of mounts defined by the base and disposed between the first sidewall and the second sidewall. Each of the plurality of adapter holders are pivotally coupled to the mounting plate at a corresponding mount and configured to support an optical fiber adapter. Each of the plurality of adapter holders include a platform having a first end pivotally coupled to the corresponding mount and a second end. The platform is pivotable between at least a first position, whereby the platform is disposed substantially parallel to the base, and a second position, whereby the second end is raised relative to the base. A frame is disposed at the second end and defines a chamber that receives the optical fiber adapter.

Optical fiber adapter mounting devices

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

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

Telecommunications cable management component housing assemblies that can be assembled without adhesive, and associated methods for assembling cable management component housings. The assembly includes a body and a lid that can be assembled together in a permanent or semi-permanent configuration. The body and the lid include complementary locking features. The lid is resiliently flexible to enable the lid to be assembled to the body. The body defines a cable management component housing volume that houses one or more cable management components, such as splitters, wave division multiplexors, and splices.

Telecommunications cable management component housing

A cable distribution system is provided wherein a feeder cable with one or more feeder fibers is received by a distribution device or box. The feeder fibers are terminated to a fiber optic connector. Customers can directly connect to the connectors of the feeder cable through an adapter and a mating connector for a point-to-point connection. Alternatively, a splitter input can be connected to one or more of the connectors of the feeder cable, such as through a pigtail extending from the splitter, wherein the splitter splits the signal as desired into a plurality of outputs. The outputs of the splitters can be in the form of connectors or adapters. Customers can connect to the splitter outputs through a mating connector (and an adapter if needed).

Cable distribution system

A re-enterable enclosure has a cover arrangement removably disposed within the interior between a rear wall and an access opening to separate the interior into a restricted access region and an unrestricted access region. The cover arrangement extends over the restricted access region to inhibit access to the restricted access region from the access opening. First and second entrances to the restricted access region are provided from the unrestricted access region. The second entrance is different from the first entrance. In some implementations, a termination field is provided at a first side of the restricted access region and a splice tray is provided at a second side of the restricted access region.

Enclosure with restricted access region

Closure-mounted support structures and associated assemblies for supporting fiber optic management devices within a fiber optic closure defining a closure volume. The support structures are adapted to receive and hold axially distal portions of protection tubes that hold and protect portions of optical fibers as they are routed through the closure volume, and also to support optical fiber management trays into which the optical fibers can be routed upon exiting the protection tubes.

Fiber optic closures and support structures and assemblies for fiber optic closures

An optical fiber management system () includes a telecommunications fixture () and a telecommunications tray () pivotally mounted to the telecommunications fixture () via a hinge structure () positioned at an edge () of the tray (). At least one end () of the tray edge () that is spaced from the hinge structure () defines a fiber guide () having a generally cylindrical configuration with open ends () for guiding fibers in and/or out of the tray (). The fiber guide () is nested within a reinforcement channel () defined by a generally U-shaped wall () of the telecommunications fixture (), the U-shaped wall () defining opposing vertical wall portions () for abutting the cable guide () of the tray () for retaining the cable guide () within the reinforcement channel () during pivotal movement of the tray ().

Fiber management for pivotable trays having fiber guides spaced apart from hinges

Cable sealant arrangement for a sealed closure

A mechanical connection interface for connecting and releasing optical components is disclosed. The mechanical connection interface includes a slide latch arrangement for securing an optical component such as a splice holder to a structure such as a tray.

Mechanical connection interface for a telecommunications component

A pivot interlock for a fiber management tray is disclosed. The pivot interlock is configured for pivotally coupling the fiber management tray to a tray mount. The pivot interlock includes a pivot guide portion and a pivot detent portion.

Pivot interlock for a fiber management tray

A spool device () for storing at least a portion of a telecommunications cable () in a storage configuration () includes a base (), a spool member (), and a loop engaging member (). The base () includes a plurality of cable holders () configured for receiving a first portion () and a second portion () of the cable (). The spool member () is mounted to the base () and includes a wrapping area () that is configured for storing a coiled portion () of the cable (). The loop engaging member () is configured for engaging a looped portion () of the cable () and thereby secures at least the coiled portion () and the looped portion () of the cable (). The spool device () may be used as an adjustable overlength device for looped cable. The spool device () may store and dispense the cable () while ends () of the cable () remain connected to stationary first and second devices (), respectively.

Spool with multi-position loop keeper

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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Aarschot, Belgium

Roger Joseph Alaerts