CommScope LightCrimp Plus ST User manual

Instruction Sheet
LightCrimp Plus® ST 408--4457
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FEB 2017 Rev J
Fiber Optic Connector Kits
Figure 1
Connector
Assembly
Bare Buer
Boot
Plunger
Protective Cap
Strain
Relief
Crimp
Eyelet
Inner
Eyelet
Small
Tubing
Black
Tubing
Clear
Tubing
Connector kit is shipped with these installed onto connector
assembly. Keep them in placeuntil ready for assembly.
Ferrule Protective
Cover
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1. INTRODUCTION
LightCrimp Plus ST beroptic connector kits are
designed for use with 125--mm singlemode or
multimodeglass beroptic cable. These kits can be
used with any of the following media (paragraph of
assembly procedure is indicated next to media).
5.1. 900- mm Bare Buered Fiber
5.2. 250-mm Coated Fiber
5.3. 2.0- to 3.0- mm LooseJacketed Cable
5.4. 900- mm Easy Strip or Semi- Tight Buered Fiber
Read these instructions thoroughlybefore assembling
the connector kits.
All numerical values in this instruction sheet
are in metric units. Dimensions are in
millimeters Figures are not drawn to scale.
Reasons for reissue of thisinstruction sheet are
provided in Section 6, REVISION SUMMARY.
2. DESCRIPTION (See Figure 1)
Each connector kit consists of a connector assembly,
strain relief, inner eyelet, crimp eyelet, black tubing,
and clear tubing. Each kit is also suppliedwithabare
buer bootand small tubing to compensate for small
diameter cable. Also included, assembledonto the
connector, is a ferrule protective cover for the ferrule
(front of connector) andaplunger protective cap for
the plunger (rear of connector).
3. SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
NEVER look into the end of terminated or
unterminated bers. Laser radiation is invisible
but can damage eye tissue.NEVEReat, drink, or
smoke when working with bers. This could lead
to ingestion of glassparticles.
Be very careful to dispose o berends properly.
The bers create slivers thatcaneasilypuncture
the skin andcause irritation.
DO NOT use defective or damagedcomponents.
Replace them with newcomponents.
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4. REQUIRED TOOLSAND MATERIALS
—CableHolder Assembly492703--1
— Miller Strip Tool1754708--1
— Scissors 501014--1 (for jacketed cableonly)
— Alcohol Fiber Wipe Packet 501857--2
— isopropyl alcohol
— Fiber Optic Cleaver 1871696--1 (408--10086)
—LightCrimp Plus ST Die Set with Crimping Tool
492623--1 (consists of Die Set 492622--1 and
PRO--CRIMPER® IIIHand Tool2064431--1)
5. ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
5.1. 900-mm Bare Buered Fiber
Kit Components Required
(Discard Other Components)
Connector
Assembly
Bare Buer
Boot
Plunger
Protective
Cap
Connector kit is shipped with these installed onto connector
assembly. Keep them in placeuntil ready for assembly.
Ferrule
Protective
Cover
A. Preparing 900-mm Bare Buered Fiber(Figure 2)
1. Slide the bare buer boot (smalldiameter end
rst) over the buer. See Figure 2, Detail A.
2. Remove the ferrule protective cover and the
plunger protective cap from the connector
assembly. Keep the cover; discard the cap.
3. Push the connector into the holder of the cable
holder assemblywith the ferrule protective cover
facingoutward. See Figure 2, Detail B. Make sure
that the connector buttsagainst the lip of the arm
of the cableholder. Slide the berinto the channel
marked “BUFFER” on the cableholder. Make sure
that the tip of the buer buttsagainst the end of the
channel.
4. Mark the buer at each cross--slot of the
channel. See Figure 2, Detail B. Remove the buer
from the cableholder.
5. Using the strip tool, strip the ber to the rst
mark. It is recommendedholding the strip tool at
an angle to the berand stripping the ber in three
sections. See Figure 2, Detail C. Clean the ber
with an alcohol berwipe to remove the ber
coating residue.
Before using the strip tool, make sure that the “V”
opening is clean; otherwise the bercould break.
Only use isopropyl alcohol on the tool.
B. Cleaving (Figure 3)
1. Open the ber clamp of the beroptic cleaver.
Press the button,and slide the carriageback
(toward the ber clamp). Then move the ber slide
back until it stops.
2. Place the stripped berinto the slot so that the
end of the buer is at the 8--mm marking. See
Figure 3, Detail A.
3. Whileapplying pressure on the buer, carefully
slide the ber slide forward (toward the carriage)
until it stops. See Figure 3, Detail B.
4. Gently close the ber clamp, and slide the
carriage forward. DO NOT touch the button while
sliding the carriage. See Figure 3, Detail C.
5. Open the ber clamp, and move the ber slide
back until it stops.
6. Remove the cleaved ber, and properly dispose
of the scrap ber.
DO NOT attempt to clean the ber after it has
been cleaved.
C. Crimping (Figures 4 and 5)
1. Open the cable clamp of the cableholder, and
hold the buer (with the cleaved end o ber facing
the connector) inside the clamp. Pull the end of the
ber even with the front of the arm of the cable
holder, andholding the buer in place, close the
clamp. See Figure 4, Detail A.
2. Carefullyinsert the berinto the plunger of the
connector assemblyuntil the berbottoms against
the internal ber. Make sure that the remaining
mark on the buer enters the plunger. The
resultantbend in the buer shouldhold the ber
against the internal ber. See Figure 4, Detail B.
It is important that the berbottoms against, and
remains against, the internal ber. If the mark
doesnotenter the plunger or if the berdoesnot
seem to bottom against the internal ber, the
ber may be caught on internalguides. Rotating
the connector andbacking the berout a small
amountand re--entering may help. However, if
the mark willnotenter the plunger, the ber must
be re--stripped.
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Make sure that the berdoesnotpull rearward
from the contact (with the internal ber) during
the crimping operation.
3. Squeeze the handles of the hand tooluntil the
ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open fully.
Slowly close the handlesuntil you hear three clicks
from the ratchet.
4. With the connector assembly in the cable
holder, position the ferrule protective cover in the
upper cavity of the frontdieand the plunger in the
upper cavity of the reardie. It is importantto make
sure that the tip of the plunger sits in the channel
of the reardiewith the protrudingdisk of the
plungerat against the wall of the cavity. If the
plungerisnotpositioned correctly, it will be
crushedwhen the tool is actuated. See Figure 5,
Detail A.
The arrows marked on the front die indicate the
direction that the ferrule protective cover must be
pointing when the connector is positioned in that
cavity. For proper placement, andtoavoid
damage to the ber, the direction of the arrows
must be observed. Refer to Figure 5, Details A
and B.
5. Gently push the buer toward the connector to
make sure that the ber is stillbottomed, then
slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil the
ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open fully,
and remove connector assembly from the dies.
6. Position the plunger of the connector assembly
in the rst (smallest) cavity of the frontdiewith the
shoulder of the plungeragainst the edge of the
groove in the dieand the ferrule protective cover
pointing in the direction of the arrow. See Figure 5,
Detail B.
7. Slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil
the ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open
fully, and remove the connector assembly from the
die.
8. Open the cable clamp of the cableholder, and
remove the buer from the clamp. Slide the bare
buer boot over the plungeruntil the bootbutts
against the connector. See Figure 5, Detail C.
9. Remove the connector assembly from the cable
holder.
The assembly procedure for 900--mmbare buered
berisnow complete.
"If connecting connectors, inspect the ferruleend
face for cleanliness using200¢Microscope Kit
1754767--1 (includes 2.5--mm adapter cap).
5.2. 250- mm Coated Fiber
Kit Components Required
(Discard Other Components)
Small
Tubing
Connector
Assembly
Bare Buer
Boot
Plunger
Protective
Cap
Connector kit is shipped with these installed onto connector
assembly. Keep them in placeuntil ready for assembly.
Ferrule
Protective
Cover
A. Preparing 250- mm Coated Fiber(Figure 2)
1. Slide the bare buer boot (smalldiameter end
rst) over the ber. See Figure 2, Detail A.
2. Remove the ferrule protective cover and the
plunger protective cap from the connector
assembly. Keep the cover; discard the cap.
3. Insert the small (white) tubinginto the plunger of
the connector assemblyuntil the tubingbottoms.
See Figure 2, Detail A.
4. Push the connector into the holder of the cable
holderwith the ferrule protective cover facing
outward. See Figure 2, Detail B. Make sure that
the connector buttsagainst the lip of the arm of the
cableholder. Slide the berinto channel marked
“BUFFER” on the cableholder. Make sure that the
tip of the berbuttsagainst the end of the channel.
5. Mark the ber at each cross--slot of the channel.
See Figure 2, Detail B. Remove the ber from the
cableholder.
6. Using the strip tool, strip the ber to the rst
mark. It is recommendedholding the strip tool at
an angle to the berand stripping the ber in three
sections. See Figure 2, Detail C. Clean the ber
with an alcohol berwipe to remove the ber
coating residue.
Before using the ber strip tool, make sure that
the “V” opening is clean; otherwise the bercould
break. Only use isopropyl alcohol on the tool.
B. Cleaving (Figure 3)
1. Open the ber clamp of the beroptic cleaver.
Press the button,and slide the carriageback
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(toward the ber clamp). Then move the ber slide
back until it stops.
2. Place the stripped berinto the slot so that the
end of the buer is at the 8--mm marking. See
Figure 3, Detail A.
3. Whileapplying pressure on the buer, carefully
slide the ber slide forward (toward the carriage)
until it stops. See Figure 3, Detail B.
4. Gently close the ber clamp, and slide the
carriage forward. DO NOT touch the button while
sliding the carriage. See Figure 3, Detail C.
5. Open the ber clamp, and move the ber slide
back until it stops.
6. Remove the cleaved ber, and properly dispose
of the scrap ber.
DO NOT attempt to clean the ber after it has
been cleaved.
C. Crimping (Figures 4 and 5)
1. Open the cable clamp of the cableholder, and
hold the ber (with the cleaved end facing the
connector) inside the clamp. Pull the end of the
ber even with the front of the arm of the cable
holder, andholding the ber in place, close the
clamp. See Figure 4, Detail A.
2. Carefullyinsert the berinto the plunger of the
connector assemblyuntil the berbottoms against
the internal ber. Make sure that the remaining
mark on the berenters the plunger. The resultant
bend in the ber shouldhold the beragainst the
internal ber. See Figure 4, Detail B.
Also, the ber coating must enter the small tubing
thatwasinstalled in Step3of Paragraph 5.2.A.
Make sure that the start of the ber coating is not
caught on the entry of the small tubing.
It is important that the berbottoms against, and
remains against, the internal ber. If the mark
doesnotenter the plunger or if the berdoesnot
seem to bottom against the internal ber, the
ber may be caught on internalguides. Rotating
the connector andbacking the berout a small
amountand re--entering may help. However, if
the mark willnotenter the plunger, the ber must
be re--stripped.
Make sure that the berdoesnotpull rearward
from the contact (with the internal ber) during
the crimping operation.
3. Squeeze the toolhandles of the hand tooluntil
the ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open
fully. Slowly close the handlesuntil you hear three
clicks from the ratchet.
4. With the connector assembly in the cable
holder, position the ferrule protective cover in the
upper cavity of the frontdieand the plunger in the
upper cavity of the reardie. It is importantto make
sure that the tip of the plunger sits in the channel
of the reardiewith the protrudingdisk of the
plungerat against the wall of the cavity. If the
plungerisnotpositioned correctly, it will be
crushedwhen the tool is actuated. See Figure 5,
Detail A.
The arrows marked on the front die indicate the
direction that the ferrule protective cover must be
pointing when the connector is positioned in that
cavity. For proper placement, andtoavoid
damage to the ber, the direction of the arrows
must be observed. Refer to Figure 5, Details A
and B.
5. Gently push the ber toward the connector to
make sure thatthe ber is stillbottomed, then
slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil the
ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open fully,
and remove the connector assembly from the dies.
6. Position the plunger of the connector assembly
in the rst (smallest) cavity of the frontdiewith the
shoulder of the plungeragainst the edge of the
groove in the dieand the ferrule protective cover
pointing in the direction of the arrow. See Figure 5,
Detail B.
7. Slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil
the ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open
fully, and remove the connector assembly from the
die.
8. Open the cable clamp of the cableholder, and
remove thebuer from the clamp. Slide the bare
buer boot over the plungeruntil the bootbutts
against the connector. See Figure 5, Detail C.
9. Remove the connector assembly from the cable
holder.
The assembly procedure for 250--mm coated ber is
now complete.
"If connecting connectors, inspect the ferruleend
face for cleanliness using200¢Microscope Kit
1754767--1 (includes 2.5--mm adapter cap).
CAUTION
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Small Diameter End
of Bare Buer Boot
Detail A
Plunger
Connector in Holder
with Ferrule Facing
Outward
Small
Tubing
Figure 2: Preparing the Fiber
For250--mm
Coated Fiber
Strip Fiber in
Sections to First Mark
Direction
of Strip
Hold Strip Tool
at 45_Angle
(Approx) to Fiber
Strip Tool
Detail C
Buer(900--mm Bare
Fiber) or Fiber(250--mm
Coated Fiber)
Tip of Buer(900--mm
Bare Fiber) or Fiber
(250--mm Coated Fiber)
Against End of Channel
Mark Buer or Fiber
at Cross--Slots
Cable Holder
Assembly
Detail B
Figure 3: Cleaving
Detail A
Detail B
Detail C
Stripped Fiber in Slot
End of Buer at
8--mm Marking
Slide Fiber Slide
Forward
Slide Carriage
Fo
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Figure 4: Crimping
Detail A
Detail B
Ferrule Facing
Outward
Buer(900--mm Bare Fiber)or
Fiber(250--mm Coated Fiber)
Held in Cable Clamp
FiberBottomed
in Plunger
BendFormed to
Hold End of Fiber
in Place
CleavedEnd of Fiber
Even with Front of
Arm of Cable Holder
Ferrule in Upper Cavity of
Front Die andPointing in
Direction of Arrow
Plunger in Upper
Cavity of Rear Die
Detail A
Figure 5: Crimping
Tip in Channel
Disk Flat Against
Wall of Cavity
Bare Buer Boot Over
Plungerand Against
Connector
Detail C
Detail B
Plunger in First Cavity of
Front Die with Ferrule
Pointing in Direction of Arrow
Shoulder of Plunger
Against Edge of
Groove in Die

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5.3. 2.0- to 3.0- mm Jacketed Cable
Kit Components Required
(Discard Other Components)
Connector
Assembly
Plunger
Protective
Cap
Strain
Relief
Crimp
Eyelet
InnerEyelet
(Use Only With 2.5-- to
3.0--mm Jacketed Cable)
Black Tubing
(Use Only With 2.0-- to
2.4--mm Jacketed Cable)
Connector kit is shipped with these installed onto connector
assembly. Keep them in placeuntil ready for assembly.
Ferrule
Protective
Cover
A. Preparing 2.0- to 3.0- mm Jacketed Cable
(Figures 6 and 7)
1. Slide the strain relief (smalldiameter end rst)
over the cable. For cablewith an outsidediameter
from 2.0 to 2.4 mm, slide the black tubing over the
cable. See Figure 6, Detail A.
2. Remove the ferrule protective cover and the
plunger protective cap from the connector
assembly. Keep the cover; discard the cap.
3. Push the connector into the holder of the cable
holderwith the ferrule protective cover facing
outward. See Figure 6, Detail B. Make sure that
the connector buttsagainst the lip of the arm of the
cableholder. Slide the cableinto the channel
marked “CABLE” on the cableholder. Make sure
that the tip of the jacket buttsagainst the end of
the channel.
4. Mark the cable at each cross--slot of the
channel. See Figure 6, Detail B. Remove the cable
from the cableholder.
5. Using the strip tool, cut through the jacket at
each mark. See Figure 6, Detail C.
6. Remove the rst jacket segment, and are the
strength members away from the buer. Using the
scissors, cut the strength members even with the
jacket. Then, remove the remainingjacket
segment. See Figure 6, Detail D.
7. If the cableoutsidediameter is 2.5 mm or larger,
slide the crimp eyeletonto the buer and, using the
crimp eyelet, fold the strength members back over
the jacket. Continue sliding the crimp eyelet over
the jacket until the strength members appear at the
front of the crimp eyelet. See Figure 7, Detail A.
8. Slide the inner eyelet, non--angedend rst,
onto the buer. Push the inner eyeletunder the
strength members until the inner eyelet is ush
with the front of the crimp eyelet. See Figure 7,
Detail B.
9. Slide the buer into the channel marked
“BUFFER” on the cableholder. Make sure that the
tip of the buer buttsagainst the end of the
channel. See Figure 7, Detail C.
10. Mark the buer at each cross--slot of the
channel.See Figure 7, Detail C. Remove the buer
from the cableholder.
11. Using the strip tool, strip the buer to the rst
mark. It is recommendedholding the tool at an
angle to the buer and stripping the ber in three
sections. See Figure 7, Detail D. Clean the ber
with an alcohol berwipe to remove ber coating
residue.
Before using the ber strip tool, make sure that
the “V” opening is clean; otherwise the bercould
break. Only use isopropyl alcohol on the tool.
B. Cleaving (Figure 8)
1. Open the ber clamp of the beroptic cleaver.
Press the button,and slide the carriageback
(toward the ber clamp). Then move the ber slide
back until it stops.
2. Place the stripped berinto the slot so that the
end of the buer is at the 8--mm marking. See
Figure 8, Detail A.
3. Whileapplying pressure on the buer, carefully
slide the ber slide forward (toward the carriage)
until it stops. See Figure 8, Detail B.
4. Gently close the ber clamp, and slide the
carriage forward. DO NOT touch the button while
sliding the carriage. See Figure 8, Detail C.
5. Open the ber clamp, and move the ber slide
back until it stops.
6. Remove the cleaved ber, and properly dispose
of the scrap ber.
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DO NOT attempt to clean the ber after it has
been cleaved.
C. Crimping (Figures 9, 10,and 11)
1. Open the cable clamp of the cableholder, and
hold the buer (with the cleaved end of the ber
facing the connector) inside the clamp. Pull the end
of the ber even with the front of the arm of the
cableholder, andholding the buer in place, close
the clamp. See Figure 9, Detail A.
2. Carefullyinsert the berinto the plunger of the
connector assemblyuntil the the berbottoms
against the internal ber. Make sure that the
remaining mark on the buer enters the plunger.
The resultantbend in the buer shouldhold the
beragainst the internal ber. See Figure 9,
Detail B.
It is important that the berbottoms against, and
remains against, the internal ber. If the mark
doesnotenter the plunger or if the berdoesnot
seem to bottom against the internal ber, the
ber may be caught on internalguides. Rotating
the connector andbacking the berout a small
amountand re--entering may help. However, if
the mark willnotenter the plunger, the ber must
be re--stripped.
Make sure that the berdoesnotpull rearward
from the contact (with the internal ber) during
the crimping operation.
3. Squeeze the handles of the hand tooluntil the
ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open fully.
Gently close the handlesuntil you hear three clicks
from the ratchet.
4. With the connector assembly in the cable
holder, position the ferrule protective cover in the
upper cavity of the frontdieand the plunger in the
upper cavity of the reardie. It is importantto make
sure that the tip of the plunger sits in the channel
of the reardiewith the protrudingdisk of the
plungerat against the wall of the cavity. If the
plungerisnotpositioned correctly, it will be
crushedwhen the tool is actuated. See Figure 9,
Detail C.
The arrows marked on the front die indicate the
direction that the ferrule protective cover must be
pointing when the connector is positioned in that
cavity. For proper placement, andtoavoid
damage to the ber, the direction of the arrows
must be observed. Refer to Figure 9, Detail C
and Figure 10, Detail A.
5. Gently push the buer toward the connector to
make sure that the ber is stillbottomed, then
slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil the
ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open fully,
and remove the connector assembly from the dies.
6. Position the plunger of the connector assembly
in the rst (smallest) cavity of the frontdiewith the
shoulder of the plungeragainst the edge of the
groove in the dieand the ferrule protective cover
pointing in the direction of the arrow. See Figure
10,Detail A.
7. Slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil
the ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open
fully, and remove the connector assembly from the
die.
8. Slide the crimp eyeletaway from the connector
until the strength members are free, then slide the
crimp eyelet toward the connector until the strength
members and crimp eyeletbutt against the
connector. See Figure 10,Detail B.
For 2.0 -- to 2.4--mm jacketed cable, slide the black
tube forward into the smalldiameter end of the
crimp eyeletuntil it buttsagainst the rear of the
connector.
9. Position the large diameter end of the crimp
eyelet in the last (largest) cavity of the frontdie
with the ferrule protective cover pointing in the
direction of the arrow. See Figure 11, Detail A.
Slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil the
ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open fully.
10. Position the smalldiameter end of the crimp
eyelet in the middle cavity of the frontdiewith the
ferrule protective cover pointing in the direction of
the arrow. See Figure 11, Detail B.
11. Slowly squeeze the toolhandles togetheruntil
the ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open
fully, and remove the connector assembly from the
die.
12. Open the cable clamp of the cableholder, and
remove the cable from the clamp. Slide the strain
relief over the plungeruntil the strain reliefbutts
against the connector. See Figure 11, Detail C.
13.Remove the connector assembly from the
cableholder.
The assemblyprocedure for 2.0-- to 3.0--mm jacketed
cable is now complete.
"If connecting connectors, inspect the ferruleend
face for cleanliness using200¢Microscope Kit
1754767--1 (includes 2.5--mm adapter cap).
CAUTION
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Detail A
First Jacket
Segment Removed
Detail D
Cut Strength Members
Even with Jacket
Remaining
Jacket Segment
Removed
Small Diameter
End of Strain
Relief
Cable
Detail C
Cut ThroughJacket
Strip Tool
Figure 6: Preparing the Cable
For 2.0-- to 2.4--mm
Jacketed Cable
Black
Tubing
Tip of Jacket Against
End of Channel
Mark Jacket at
Cross--Slots
Detail B
Connector in Holder
with Ferrule Facing
Outward
Cable Holder
Assembly
InnerEyelet Under
Strength Members
Strength Members
Folded Over Jacket
Detail A Small Diameter End
of CrimpEyelet
Detail B
Figure 7: Preparing the Cable
Detail D
Strip Buer in
Sections to First Mark
Direction
of Strip
Hold Strip Tool at
45_Angle (Approx)
to Buer
Strip Tool
Detail C
Tip of Buer Against
End of Channel
Mark Buer at
Cross--Slots

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Figure 8: Cleaving
Detail A
Detail B
Detail C
Stripped Fiber in Slot
End of Buer at
8--mm Marking
Slide Fiber Slide
Forward
Slide Carriage
For
w
ar
d
Fiber Clamp Closed
Tip in Channel
Disk Flat Against
Wall of Cavity
Ferrule in Upper Cavity of
Front Die andPointing in
Direction of Arrow
Detail C
Figure 9: Crimping
Plunger in Upper
Cavity of Rear Die
Detail A
Detail B
FiberBottomed in
Plunger of Connector
Assembly
BendFormed to
Hold End of Fiber
in Place
Ferrule Facing
Outward
Buer Held in
Cable Clamp CleavedEnd of Fiber
Even with Front of Arm
of Cable Holder