CommScope FOSC-450-BS Installation Instruction

CommScope FOSC-450-BS Installation Instruction

Fiber optic splice closure

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TC-642-IP
Rev A, Feb 2017
www.commscope.com
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Fiber Optic Splice Closure
1 Introduction
2.1 Abbreviations
2.2 Kit content Unit
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Introduction
The FOSC-450 is an environmentally sealed enclosure for the fiber management system that provides the function
of splicing in the external network.
The FOSC-450 has provision for all cable terminations and sealing requirements.
The closure is a single ended design made of a thermoplastic material. The base and dome are sealed with a
clamp, pre installed Gel-O-ring system. For cable sealing, a wrap-around block with 6 ports is used that contains
a pre-installed gel profile. One can terminate 6 cables, with a diameter of minimum 9 mm and maximum 25 mm.
It can be opened and closed repeatedly without the need to replace the gel.
FOSC-450-BS
I N S T A L L A T I O N
6 Fiber routing to individual trays
7.1 Fibers routing to the trays (looped cable and track)
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I N S T R U C T I O N

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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    FOSC-450-BS I N S T A L L A T I O N I N S T R U C T I O N TC-642-IP Rev A, Feb 2017 Fiber Optic Splice Closure www.commscope.com Content 1 Introduction 5 Installation of the gel block...
  • Page 2: General

    General Installation of the closure Kit content • Dome • Base with Gel-O-ring system • Cable attachment plate with tower and tray pre-installed • Gel block with trigger • Clamp • 2 cable retention devices • 4 plugs for unused ports •...
  • Page 3: Cable Installation

    Fix the work stand to the table. Install the frame on the work stand. There are two positions to mount it on the work stand (FOSC-450-CAPH-B/D). Cable entrance positions Looped cable only entrance ports 5 and 6 (see numbers on metal cross).
  • Page 4: Drop Cable Preparation

    Central core cable Cable + strength member termination for drop and looped cable Loose tube cable 4.1.2 Make a window cut of 4.2 m, cut away the strength member at a distance of 35 mm from the outer jacket. Cut the inner jacket at 90 mm from the outer jacket.
  • Page 5 4.3.4 Slide the strength member termination plate into the cable retention device. 4.3.8 Tighten the screws. 4.3.5 Install the cable retention device on the cable, tighten the hose clamp. Central core cable 4.3.6 For two strength members, first bend the central plate backwards.
  • Page 6: Installation Of The Closure

    Modular cable Multi-out Installation of the closure 4.3.10 Install the strength member bracket. 4.4.1 In case of looped cable, and if the basket is used, install the cables in ports 5 and 6 (as on drawing). Mounting cables in case of track joint 4.4.2 Install the cables in port 1 and 2.
  • Page 7 Loose tube cable 4.4.6 Measure the length of the transportation tube by routing the transportation tube from the loose tube through the basket to the tray, mark the tube and cut. Feed the fibers trough the transportation tube. 4.4.3 Secure the loop onto the basket with tie-wraps. 4.4.4 In case of max.
  • Page 8 4.4.8 Use tie-wraps to hold the transportation tube in place in the basket and the tray. 4.4.10 Install the spiral tubes of 20 cm on the cable. Fix the spiral tube on the basket in the middle with tie-wraps and route the bare fiber in the basket, wrap some foam around the spiral tube for good fixation with the tie-wrap.
  • Page 9: Installation Of The Gel Block

    Installation of the gel block 5.1 Remove the protection from the gel block and open the gel block. Position the open gel block between the cables. Leave ± 2 cm between the gel block and the cable attachment plate. 4.4.12 Cut the looped fiber, use transportation tube to route the fiber to the trays.
  • Page 10 Fiber routing Fiber routing to the tray Loose tube (looped cable and track joint) 6.1.1 Direct from the cable to the tray. Strip the loose tube at 55 mm from the outer jacket. 6.1.3 For proper routing to the individual trays. 6.1.2 Select a transportation tube that fits over the loose tube.
  • Page 11: Fibers Routing On The Trays

    Central core 6.1.4 First to the basket (see 5.1.11). 6.1.5 From the basket to the trays with the transportation tube. Routing always from one side to the other side, see picture. Fiber routing on the tray 6.2.1 Splicing 6.2.3 If a tray for up to 16 heat shrinkable fusion splice protectors For heat shrinkable splice protectors: is used •...
  • Page 12 6.2.5 If a tray for up to 16 ant splice protectors is used (FOSC-A-TRAY-A16) • The tray organizer has 4 locations to store protectors. Each location can hold maximum 4 fusion splice protectors of type ANT. • Coil the excess length of fiber each time you have positioned the splice protector.
  • Page 13: Shield Continuity

    Shield continuity 6.2.7 Follow the arrows on the trays. For this tray smouv-1120-02 and SMOUV-1120-02 can be used for splice protection Install the grounding wire as shown on the picture. (FOSC-ACC-A-TRAY-12). Protect with tape.
  • Page 14: Closing The Closure

    Closing the closure Place the hook and loop fastener over the trays and basket, place the hook and loop fastener eye on top of the trays. Tighten the trigger until it butts. If necessary, use wrench (n° 12) to tighten the trigger. Slide the base back over the Gel block and insert the frame into the base (check proper position).
  • Page 16 To find out more about CommScope® products, visit us on the © 2017 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. web at www.commscope.com FOSC, SMOUV and all trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, For technical assistance, customer service, or to report any Inc.

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