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US 2015/0030301 A1Published application
Telecommunications connection cabinet
AssigneeADC Telecommunications, Inc.
InventorsJames J. Solheid, Daniel Ray Mertesdorf, Matthew Holmberg, Trevor D. Smith, Joel B. Douglas, Kathleen M. Barnes, Marlon E. Holmquist, Thomas Caesar Tinucci, Cindy S. Walters, James W. Conroy
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Abstract
A telecommunications cabinet includes a cabinet housing; a fiber optic splitter; a plurality of spools disposed on a cable management surface; a panel oriented at a fixed angle relative to the access opening so that the panel extends laterally and rearwardly between the access opening and the cable management surface; and a plurality of adapters disposed on the panel.
Claims17
(canceled)
A telecommunications cabinet comprising:
- a cabinet housing having an open front and a rear, the open front providing access to an interior of the cabinet housing, the cabinet housing including a door that moves between a closed position covering at least part of the open front and an open position allowing access to the interior through the access opening, the equipment including;
- a fiber optic splitter disposed within the interior of the cabinet housing;
- a cable management panel disposed within the interior of the cabinet housing, the cable management panel extending generally vertically;
- a plurality of bend radius protectors disposed on the cable management panel;
- a plurality of adapter modules disposed within the interior of the cabinet housing, each adapter module having one end coupled to the cable management panel, the adapter modules being grouped together in a connection stack that extends across a majority of a height of the open front, each adapter modules including a front face that is angled with respect to the open front of the cabinet housing, each adapter module carrying a plurality of optical adapters at the front faces of the adapter modules;
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- a connector holder location within the interior of the cabinet housing separate from the connection stack.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.