CommScope Flex Frame Splice Cabinet, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 2 / 20

Page 2 of 20.
© 2019 CommScope, Inc.
TC-96272-IP
Related Publications
The following related publications are available by contacting the online Commscope Support
Center at
https://www.commscope.com/SupportCenter
• Ribbon Cable Breakout (RIBCBOUT) Kits User Manual (TC-96271-IP) -- provides a
high-level overview of and basic installation instructions for the CommScope RIBC-
BOUT (Ribbon Cable Breakout) series ribbon fiber cable breakout kits utilizing expand-
able mesh sleeve material to provide protection and transportation for the fiber ribbons
from the point of exit from the cable sheath to the tie-down point on the fiber splice tray
or wheel. The kits are applicable for both standard matrix and “rollable” style fiber rib-
bons in slotted core, central tube, or loose buffer tube cable constructions, and for cable
counts ranging from 144-fiber to 3456-fiber.
• Cable Clamp Kit Installation Drawings - contain instructions for the cable clamps kits
listed in this user manual. These instructions ship with the kit, and can also be obtained
using
https://www.commscope.com/SupportCenter
1 Product Description
1.1 General Description
The Flex Frame Splice Cabinet is a compact splice enclosure that provides a splicing interface
between “panel stubs” and facility cables.
In a Flex Frame application, panel stubs originate in the Flex Frame in pre-terminated Enhanced
High Density (EHD) or Compact High Density (CHD) panels. Panel stubs are covered with mesh
tubing rather than a sheath, and contain rollable ribbons, each with 12 fibers.
Facility cables are high-fiber-count cables, likewise containing rollable ribbons, and of a type
suitable for being routed indoors or outdoors as required.
The Flex Frame Splice Cabinet is also available in a stand alone kit with wall mounting brackets,
providing the option of mounting the cabinet on a wall. In this case, the cabinet can be used with
other types of panels and cables if they are comparable in function and structure to those used in
a Flex Frame application. Cables from non-Flex-Frame panels (called “right-entry cables” in this
user manual) may need to broken out per the instructions and breakout diagram provided in
Section 5.4 on page 14
.
The splice cabinet accommodates up to 24 splice trays, each with a capacity of up to 288 rollable
ribbon, mass fusion splices, for a total of 6912 splices. In a Flex Frame application, the capacity
is 5184 splices (for panels with LC connectors).
Figure 1
shows the interior components of the splice cabinet loaded with splice trays.
Table 1: Cable Clamp Documentation
Cable Clamp Kit Installation Drawing
NG4-FLXACCSMCMP A180014150
FEC-ACCCLMP01 1029951
OSP-CLPFEC-XL-1
300100115081