Fiber optic tray cover
AssigneeLucent Technologies Inc.
InventorBassel Hage Daoud
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Abstract
The combination of a tray and a cover for fiber optic cables, the tray is adapted to hold fiber optic cables and has upstanding side and rear walls, the upper edge of each wall having a ledge formed by a recessed channel in the edge. A cover is adapted to be applied to the tray and has a plurality of edges which nest within the tray so that its side and rear edges rest on the ledge of the tray. The tray has holes therein for receiving protrusion extending from the cover for frictional engagement. Openings are provided in the walls adjacent to the holes to provide access for a user to lift up the cover from the tray.
Claims18
The combination of a tray and a cover for fiber optic cables, said tray being adapted to hold fiber optic cables, said tray having at least two upstanding peripheral walls with upper edges, each of said peripheral walls having an internally facing surface with a ledge adjacent said upper edge, said cover being adapted to be applied to the tray, said cover having a plurality of peripheral edges wherein each of said peripheral edges cooperatively nests within and adjacent said internally facing surface of a corresponding peripheral wall of said tray and rests on said ledge of said tray.
A tray for fiber optic cables having a cover with peripheral edges, said tray having upstanding peripheral walls with upper edges, each of said peripheral walls having an internally facing surface with a ledge below said upper edge, said ledge being adapted to receive said peripheral edges of said cover.
A fiber optic tray cover for a tray with upstanding peripheral walls having upper edges, internally facing surfaces and ledges below said upper edges, said cover having a plurality of peripheral edges being adapted to cooperatively nest within and adjacent said internally facing surfaces of corresponding peripheral walls of said tray and rest on said ledges of said tray.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.