Device for organizing optical fiber cable connections and optical cable joint box

An optical fiber cable connection organizer device comprising:

• a substantially parallelepiped-shaped support assembly having lateral accessways at first and second ends for fibers of the cables;
• first means for retaining splices jointing the fibers of the cables;
• second means for stowing a surplus length at ends of the jointed fibers;
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• third means for unrestricted storage of an additional slack in the fibers from each cable,
• said third means coupling said lateral accessways to said second means in said support assembly and comprising a stowing assembly having at least a first stowing level for the additional slack in the fibers from the cables entering via said accessways, said first stowing level including a first magazine situated in a first end part of said support assembly opposite said second end and open substantially facing the accessway at said second end, for stowing a loose coil of the additional slack in fibers entering from the accessway at said second end, and a second magazine situated in a second end part of said support assembly opposite said first end and open substantially facing the first magazine and the accessway at said first end, for stowing a loose coil of the additional slack in fibers entering from the accessway at said first end.