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US 7,248,774 B2Granted
Router having interconnected tubular segments
AssigneeSBC Knowledge Ventures, L.P.
InventorsStephen J. Weinert, Michael L. Yeilding, Douglas A. Florence, Jack B. Spencer, Jr.
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Abstract
A router includes tubular segments interconnected to one another. Each tubular segment surrounds an interior which accommodates fiber optic jumpers within the tubular segment. A latch of a first one of the tubular segments connects to a connector hole of a second one of the tubular segments to interconnect the first and second tubular segments.
Claims20
A router comprising:
- first, second, and third tubular segments interconnected to one another, each tubular segment surrounding an interior which accommodates fiber optic jumpers within the tubular segment;
- wherein a latch of the first tubular segment connects to a connector hole of the second tubular segment to interconnect the first and second tubular segments and a latch of the third tubular segment connects to another connector hole of the second tubular segment to interconnect the second and third tubular segments.
A router comprising:
- a plurality of tubular segments interconnected to one another, each tubular segment surrounding an interior which accommodates fiber optic jumpers within the tubular segment;
- wherein a latch of a first one of the tubular segments connects to a connector hole of a second one of the tubular segments to interconnect the first and second tubular segments;
- and
- at least one post associated with at least one of the tubular segments for mounting the router to a given surface.
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A router comprising:
- a plurality of tubular segments interconnected to one another, each tubular segment surrounding an interior which accommodates fiber optic jumpers within the tubular segment;
- wherein a latch of a first one of the tubular segments connects to a connector hole of a second one of the tubular segments to interconnect the first and second tubular segments;
- and
- wherein the tubular segments have slits which open and close to enable placement of fiber optic jumpers within the interiors of the tubular segments.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.