SRP 003-485 • Issue 6 • October 2006
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SCF-6 Canister and Inline Splice Closures
Figure 12 — End Cap Standoffs
5.4
Install Cable into the End Cap Express Ports
NOTE:
Use the two main cable ports in the center of the
end cap first (Figure 10). Use the drop ports as
needed.
5.4.1
Prepare the end cap
Step 1
Remove the frame from the end cap.
Step 2
Pull the end cap halves apart.
IMPORTANT:
Do not use power tools to separate the
end caps.
Express Ports
Figure 10 — Express Ports
Figure 11 — Holding Bracket
NOTE:
A table bracket to stabilize the end cap
while installing and routing fiber is
included with the inline closure only
(Figure 11). The table bracket
(p/n SCF-INST-BKT6) can be
purchased separately. Secure the end
cap to the bracket using the provided
two screws. Then secure the bracket to
the work surface using another screw
(not provided).
Step 3
Beginning with the inside of the
end cap, apply sealing tape to the
end cap half containing the metallic
standoffs (Figure 12). Cut holes in
the tape to expose the standoffs.
IMPORTANT:
It is imperative that the strain-
relief bracket have no contact
with the tape. Make sure the
strain-relief tracks on the inside
of the end cap and the screw
holes are not obstructed by the
sealing tape.
KPA-0502
KPA-0514
KPA-0515
