Corning Ich-02p User manual

P/N 003-1069-AEN

Issue 1

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Industrial Connector Housing

Quick Start Guide

(ICH-02P/ICH-06P)

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1. Carton Contents

• Industrial connector housing

• Hardware Kit containing:

• (1) Label, 2 x 12 position

• (2) 6-32 locknuts

• (18) Cable ties

• (1) Universal cable clamp (UCC) kit

• (1) UCC bracket

• (1) Strength member strain-relief kit

WARNING: DO NOT use magniers in the

presence of laser radiation. Diused laser light

can cause eye damage if focused with optical

instruments. Should accidental eye exposure

to laser light be suspected, arrange for an eye

examination immediately.

CAUTION: Recommend the use of safety glasses

(spectacles) conforming to ANSI Z87, for eye

protection from accidental injury when handling

chemicals, cables, or working with ber. Pieces of

glass ber are very sharp and have the potential to

damage the eye.

WARNING: Never look directly into the end of a ber that may be carrying laser light. Laser light can be invisible

and can damage your eyes. Viewing it directly does not cause pain. The iris of the eye will not close involuntarily

as when viewing a bright light. Consequently, serious damage to the retina of the eye is possible. Should

accidental eye exposure to laser light be suspected, arrange for an eye examination immediately.

External door

Splice

cassette

holder

Radius control

guides

Fan-out

body

bracket

Fan-out

body

bracket

Ground

bar

02P Housing shown

Slack

storage

clips

TPA-6574

Sheath

retention

location

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2. Tools Required

• Phillips-head screwdriver

• Scissors

• 216B tool (can wrench)

• Pencil, pen or marker

3. Additional Materials (Purchased Separately)

May or may not be required depending on your application.

• Grounding kit (HDWR-GRND-KIT)

• Inner door lock kit (HDWR-LOCK-KIT)

• Padlock for front door

• Mounting hardware

• Buer tube fan-out kit (FAN-XX25-YY)

• CCH splice cassette (CCH-CSXX-YY-P00ZZ)

4. Mount the Housing

Step 1: Select a at vertical surface to prevent warping.

Step 2: Determine mounting location.

Step 3: Use a pencil, pen, or marker to mark the wall through the holes in the mounting brackets.

Step 4: Set unit aside and drive the mounting hardware (not provided) in at these locations leaving a 1/8-in

gap.

Step 5: Place housing on mounting hardware and tighten.

5. Housing Preparation (to maintain NEMA ratings)

IMPORTANT: If you are installing outside plant cable or temperature uctuates widely along any part of the

cable, the strength members of the cable must be strain-relieved. Failure to do so may result in

damage to the cable as temperature varies. Other situations only require the cable to be strain-

relieved by sheath retention only.

5.1 Install cord connectors

Step 1: Remove the grommets or knockouts, as applicable.

Step 2: Install cord connector with the knurled nut on the

outside of the housing.

Step 3: Orient the washers so that there is a gap between them

in the center as they are clamped together.

Step 4: Secure the cord connector on the inside of the housing

using the provided lock nut.

Step 5: Thread the cable through the tting and tighten the nuts.

5.2 Install conduit ttings

Step 1: Feed the cable through the ttings with the lager portion of the

tting on the outside of the housing and the smaller tting on the

inside.

Step 2: Screw the two ttings together.

IMPORTANT: For strength member strain-relief, use OSE-CBL-3X as the cable entry port tting. Install according

to the instructions provided with the kit.

Mounting Screws Not Provided

TPA-6575

Housing

Lock Nut

Reducing

Washer

Cord

Connector

Knurled

Nut

KPA-2176

KPA-2177

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6. Cable Preparation

6.1 Loose Tube Cable

Access 89 in of cable leaving 4 in of strength member

and 8 in of yarn, if present.

NOTE: Do not expose the bare ber until ready for termination.

6.2 Tight-Buered Cable

Access 56 in of cable leaving 4 in of

strength member and 4 in of yarn, if present.

6.3 Feeder Cable sheath retention strain-relief using the UCC

Step 1: Attach UCC bracket to housing using (2) 6-32 locknuts.

Step 2: Cut strength member(s) ush with outer jacket.

Step 3: Follow instructions provided with UCC kit to secure cable.

6.4 Feeder Cable strength member strain-relief

Follow instructions contained in the OSE-CBL-3X cable entry port

tting for the feeder cable.

Aramid Yarn (if present)

8 in (20 cm)

Strength Member

4 in (6 cm)

Buffer Tube

89 in (226 cm)

KPA-0178

Central Member:

4 in (10 cm)

Yarn: 4 in (10 cm)

900 micron or Tight-buffered Fibers:

56 in (142 cm)

TPA-6598

UCC Clamp

KPA-2178

Yarn

Ground cable

TPA-6578

Buffer tubes

Central member

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7. Grounding armored cable

Step 1: Use (1) HDWR-GRND-KIT per armored cable. Follow

instructions provided with kit to properly ground the

cable.

Step 2: Run ground wire from clamp on cable to ground

stud.

8. Feeder Cable Routing

Step 1: Route bers around radius guides.

Step 2: Install buer tube fanout bodies, if using CCH adapter panels

Step 3: Remove dust caps, clean, and mate connectors.

Ground

Stud

Ground Wire

KPA-2179

CAUTION: Fiber optic cable is sensitive to excessive pulling, bending, and crushing forces. Consult the cable

specication sheet for the cable you are installing. Do not bend the cable more sharply than the minimum

recommended bend radius. Do not apply more pulling force to the cable than specied. Do not crush the cable

or allow it to kink. Doing so may cause damage that can alter the transmission characteristics of the cable; the

cable may have to be replaced.

TPA-6576

CCH splice cassette

CCH adapter panel

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9. Drop Cable Routing

9.1 Drop Cable sheath retention strain-relief using cable ties

Step 1: If strain-relief using sheath retention alone is sucient, cut strength member(s) ush with the outer

jacket.

Step 2: Use two cable ties to secure cable to the strain-relief bracket.

9.2 Drop Cable strength member strain-relief

If strain-relief using the strength member is required:

Step 1: Remove drop cable strain-relief bracket.

Step 2: Install 8-32 x 5/8-in screw from the front side through the at washer and U-shaped washer.

Step 3: Loosely install the hex nut.

Step 4: Wrap the yarn, if present, in a clockwise direction around the screw and under the U-shaped washer.

Step 5: Insert the strength member of the cable between the at washer and the U-shaped washer.

Step 6: Tighten the hex nut.

NOTE: If the central member is metallic, see SRP 003-597.

Step 7: Trim o the excess yarn and central member.

Step 8: Reinstall the strain-relief bracket.

TPA-6577

Cable Ties

KPA-2184

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