Fiber optic module for high density supply of patching and splicing
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1. A modular fiber optic cable management panel, comprising:
- a. a tray module housing;
b. a plurality of tray modules in slidable relation to the tray module housing, each tray module including an integral front tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables and an integral rear tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables, wherein the front tray module and the rear tray module prevent the fibers from being bent in an arc having a radius of curvature that is less than a prescribed value; and
c. one to four fiber optic adapters mounted on at least one of the tray modules.
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Abstract
Disclosed is a modular fiber optic cable management system which includes a tray module housing, a plurality of tray modules in slidable relation to the tray module housing and which isolates the fiber optic cables for maintenance and access such that the displacement and disturbance to surrounding fiber cables is minimized. Each tray module including an entrance and an exit through which fiber optic cable may be routed and one to four adapters for connection to fiber optic cables.
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1. A modular fiber optic cable management panel, comprising:
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a. a tray module housing; b. a plurality of tray modules in slidable relation to the tray module housing, each tray module including an integral front tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables and an integral rear tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables, wherein the front tray module and the rear tray module prevent the fibers from being bent in an arc having a radius of curvature that is less than a prescribed value; and c. one to four fiber optic adapters mounted on at least one of the tray modules. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A modular fiber optic management panel framework, comprising:
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a. a tray module housing; b. a plurality of tray modules in slidable relation to the tray module housing, each tray module including an integral front tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables and an integral rear tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables, wherein the front tray module and the rear tray module prevent the fibers from being bent in an arc having a radius of curvature that is less than a prescribed value; c. one to four fiber optic adapters mounted on at least one of the tray modules; d. an auxiliary housing connected to the tray module housing; and e. one or more auxiliary trays in slidable relation to the auxiliary housing. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9)
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10. A modular fiber optic management panel framework, comprising:
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a. a fiber optic management panel framework; b. a tray module housing attached to the panel framework; b. a plurality of tray modules in slidable relation to the tray module housing, each tray module including an integral front tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables and an integral rear tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables, wherein the front tray module and the rear tray module prevent the fibers from being bent in an arc having a radius of curvature that is less than a prescribed value; d. one to four fiber optic adapters mounted on at least one of the tray modules; e. an auxiliary housing connected to the panel framework; and f. one or more auxiliary trays in slidable relation to the auxiliary housing. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13)
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14. A fiber optic cable management process, comprising the following steps:
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a. providing a tray module housing; b. providing a plurality of tray modules in slidable relation to the tray module housing, each tray module including an integral front tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables and an integral rear tray module opening for routing one to four fiber optic cables, wherein the front tray module and the rear tray module prevent the fibers from being ban in an arc having a radius of curvature that is less than a prescribed value; c. sliding one of the tray modules frontward from the housing; d. connecting a first signal transmission fiber cable to one of the fiber optic adapter connectors; and e. connecting a second signal transmission fiber cable to the same fiber optic adapter connector.
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