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OCC FSCS812DSC Fiber Splice Cassette, 6-DSC Singlemode, No Fiber
FSCS812DSC
|JQ-FSCS82DSC
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OCC FSCS812DSC Fiber Splice Cassette, 6-DSC Singlemode, No Fiber
FSCS812DSC | JQ-FSCS82DSC
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Product Overview
Introducing the all new Fiber Splice Cassette designed for quick and easy installation, saving you time and frustration. The Fiber Splice Cassette is a flexible, versatile, and scalable part of the OCC Enterprise Solution.
Main Features
- Each pre-terminated splice cassette includes splice holder(s), cable retention holder(s), 40mm splice shrink sleeves, fiber pigtails, and a populated adapter plate
- Designed to terminate up to 24-Fibers
- Splice blocks include a patent-pending double sided access, designed to hold 12 splice sleeves
- Clear cover allows for quick and easy visual inspection
- Backward compatible to most of our standard 600 series rack, wall, and zone fiber enclosures
- Fits a variety of cable applications, including tight buffered, fiber units, micro-distribution, and loose tube
- Removable adapter plate creates an easier installation experience and quicker cable management
- New latch design for inserting into fiber enclosure, no “push-pin" holders needed
- Optional MTP/MPO trunk cable entry
- FSCS-CCH Adapter Assembly Module enables OCC 600-Series Cassettes and Adapter Plates to be compatible with CCH style enclosures
General Information
Name: OCC FSCS812DSC Fiber Splice Cassette, 6-DSC Singlemode, No Fiber
Category: OCC, Data Comm & Networking, Patch Panels, Fiber Optic Cassettes
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Specifications
ADI Part Number JQ-FSCS82DSC Brand Name OCC Manufacturer Optical Cable Corporation Manufacturer Part Number FSCS812DSC Product Model FSCS812DSC Product Name Fiber Splice Cassette Product Type Wire Splice
Application/Usage Customer premise, Data Centers, Distributed Antenna Systems, Local Area Networks, Remote Terminals, Telecommunications Closets, Wide Area Networks