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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

© Panduit Corp. 2014 FS001B

Fiber optic cable is sensitive to excessive pulling, bending and crushing forces. Consult the manufacturer’s cable specification sheet for the specific cable in use.

Follow TIA/EIA-568-A, 569, 606, and 607 installation guidelines where applicable.

WARNING: UNMATED CONNECTORS MAY EMIT INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION. DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE END OF THE CONNECTOR. DO NOT INSPECT WITH MAGNIFYING DEVICES. MAINTAIN CAP ON UNMATED

CONNECTORS.

Care should be taken when opening and closing fully loaded drawer in order to protect fiber components.

CAUTION:

(1) SPLICE TRAY BASE (1) SPLICE TRAY COVER

(4) SPLICE HOLDERS - FUSION (FOSMF) (2) SPLICE HOLDERS - MECHANICAL (FOSMM) (1) GRID LABEL 24 PORT

Contents:

Splice Tray Base Splice Tray Cover

FOSMF in open position FOSMM in open position FOSMF OR FOSMM in closed position Hinge FOSMF

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Splice Tray Base

Splice Holder - Mechanical (FOSMM)

Splice Tray Cover

Hinge

Sub-unit tube retention bridge 900µm tight buffered fiber

retention fingers Figure 2

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12-fiber sub-unit tube x 2

To FAPs

Typical cable routing for FOSMF or FOSMM Route sub-unit tube(s) through retention bridge as shown. Route 900µm buffered fiber from the trunk cable and splice to pigtail. Use enough cable length, approximately 1.2m (47") to ensure one complete loop of individual fibers around FOSM slack spools.

Pigtails leading to FAPs should be a minimum of 1m (39.4"). 1-1/4" heat shrink tubing 2.0" Approx. Individual 900µm buffered fibers 1.2m (47") minimum length Figure 3 24 splices max for FOSMF

12 splices max for FOSMM

60mm or 45mm fusion splice protector sleeves for FOSMF. 4.0mm square (max.) mechanical splice housing for FOSMM Trunk cable

from source Note: Opposite corner

from trunk cable entry should be broken along score line.

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FAPs (4) capacity for FCE1U, FCE1UA (8) capacity for FCE2U

FCE1U, FCE1UA and FCE2U Fiber Optic Splice Module Installation

Place “L” shape support brackets over #10-32 studs on sliding tray, note orientation. Place first FOSM on top of “L” shape support brackets, note orientation and secure with #10-32 hex nut. Remaining FOSMs are stacked on top of each other and snap in place after termination of lower tray.

If 4 FOSMs are to be installed in the FCE1U or FCE1UA, side latches on top module must be broken off to close enclosure drawer.

Position FAPs between upright flanges as shown. Once mounted, fully seat NyLatches to secure FAPs.

Figure 5A Break off FOSM latch on top module only.

Isometric view showing drawer fully extended and tilted down.

Fully extend drawer to ensure proper amount of slack is used.

Finish splicing in each FOSM before adding or stacking subsequent FOSMs.

FOSM (4) capacity for FCE1U, FCE1UA (8) capacity for FCE2U

FOSMH1U (FOSMH2U) support brackets

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FAPs (12) capacity

Place FOSM holder over #10-32 studs on sliding tray, note orientation, secure with #10-32 hex nut. Place first FOSM on top of FOSM Holder, note orientation. Remaining FOSMs are stacked on top of each other and snap in place after termination of lower tray.

Position FAPs between upright flanges as shown. Once mounted, fully seat

NyLatches to secure FAPs.

Fully extend tray to ensure proper amount of slack is used.

Finish splicing in each FOSM before adding/stacking subsequent FOSMs.

Isometric view showing tray fully open and tilted down (cables omitted for clarity).

Figure 6 FOSM (12)

capacity

FOSM Holder (P/N FOSMH4U)

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FAPs (3) capacity for FRME1U (6) capacity for FRME2U

Place first FOSM over #10-32 studs on sliding tray, and secure with #10-32 hex nut. Remaining FOSMs are stacked on top of each other and snap in place after termination of lower tray.

Position FAPs between upright flanges as shown. Once mounted, fully seat NyLatches to secure FAPs.

Figure 7 Break off FOSM latch on top module only. FOSM (3) capacity for FRME1U

(6) capacity for FRME2U

FMT1 and FMT2 Fiber Optic Splice Module Installation

FOSM (4) capacity for FMT1 (8) capacity for FMT2

FAPs (4) capacity for FMT1 (8) capacity for FMT2

To remove top cover (not shown), remove screw at rear of enclosure, slide cover back and off.

Utilizing double stick tape on underside, place first FOSM into tray. Remaining FOSMs are stacked on top of each other and snap in place after termination of lower tray. If 4 FOSMs are to be installed in the FMT1 side latches on top module must be broken off to close enclosure drawer.

Position FAPs between upright flanges as shown. Once mounted, fully seat NyLatches to secure FAPs.

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