Panduit FCE1U User manual

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Opticom QuickNet Rack Mount
Fiber Cassette Enclosures
Part Numbers: FCE1U, FCE1UA, FCE2U
1 - ENCLOSURE
2 (3) - Tak-Tys, 6"pcs.
2 (3) - ADHESIVE MOUNTS
2 - SLACK SPOOLS
1 (2) - #10-32 x 3/8"SCREW
3 (4) - #10-32 HEX NUTS
WARNING: UNMATED CONNECTORS MAY EMIT INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION. DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE END OF THE
CONNECTOR. DO NOT INSPECT WITH MAGNIFYING DEVICES. MAINTAIN DUST CAPS ON UNMATED CONNECTORS.
CAUTION:
Fiber optic cable is sensitive to excessive pulling, bending, and crushing forces. Consult the manufacturer’s cable specification sheet for the
specific cable in use.
Follow TIA/EIA-568-A, 569, 606, and 607 installation guidelines where applicable.
Care should be taken when opening or closing a fully loaded drawer in order to protect the fiber components.
CONTENTS: (#) indicates FCE2U quantity
3 (4) - CABLE ENTRY GROMMETS
4 - #M6 x 1 SCREWS
1 (2) - STRAIN RELIEF BRACKET
4 - CABLE TIES, PLT2S-M0
2 (4) - PLUNGER AND GROMMETS
2 (4) - BEND RADIUS CONTROL CLIPS
4 - #12-24 x 1/2"SCREWS
1 - CAUTION LABEL
1 - LASER WARNING LABEL
3 - ADHESIVE BEVEL ENTRY CLIPS
Mounting bracket
Trunk or interconnect
cable entry location
ASSEMBLY VIEW
Strain relief
bracket
Bend radius
control clip
Door assembly
(shown in the
open position)
FCE2U
Figure 1
Plunger and
grommet
Enclosure
sliding drawer
Fiber Adapter Panels (FAPs):
Up to 4 for FCE1U & FCE1UA
Up to 8 for FCE2U
(sold separately)
FCE1UAFCE1U
Enclosure

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Figure 2
Mounting brackets
Figure 3
Determine where the cable will enter the enclosure.
Carefully remove the knock-out so as not to damage the
surrounding sheet metal.
DO NOT Install grommet at this stage. Grommet will be
installed after the enclosure is mounted to the rack.
Use (2) #12-24 X 1/2"
screws (provided).
Repeat for other side.
Mount the enclosure to the rack using
(4) #12-24 x 12"screws.
Use (4) M6 x 1 screws if mounting to a metric rack.
Preparation and Rack Mounting
Place the mounting brackets at the desired position
on the rack.
Figure 4

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Figure 5A
After the enclosure is mounted to the rack, determine
the size of the innerduct that will be used to bring the
cable into the enclosure. Prepare grommet(s)
according to the proper cutting diagram to the left.
Install the strain relief bracket near where the cable will
enter the enclosure. Secure with #10-32 x 3/8"screw
and #10-32 hex nut.
Strain relief
bracket
#10-32 x 3/8"
screw
#10-32 hex
nut
Note: Cover not shown for clarity.
Figure 5
Figure 6
Install grommets as desired.
Cut out the small
circle for 1-1/4" dia.
innerduct
Cut out the large circle
for 1-1/2" dia.
innerduct
Cut the straight lines
when not using any
innerduct
Cut out the small
circle for 1" dia.
innerduct
Cut the straight
lines for smaller
bundle sizes
Grommet Cutting Diagram

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Figure 7
Spring latch
Insert QuickNet Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic
Cassettes into the enclosure as shown. Once
mounted, fully seat NyLatch fasteners to
secure the cassettes.
QuickNet Cassettes:
Up to 4 for FEC1U & FCE1UA
Up to 8 for FCE2U
Fully extend drawer to ensure proper amount of
slack is used.
Drawer shown fully extended
and tilted downward
(cables omitted for clarity)
QuickNet Cassette Installation (cassettes not included)
Figure 7A
Figure 7B
Depress spring latch and pull sliding tray out to
the extended position.

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Route fiber through grommet to fiber cassettes as
shown. Leave enough slack so when the drawer is
fully extended the cables are not put under tension.
DO NOT use so much slack that the drawer cannot
be returned to its home position. (See Figure 7D)
Use Tak-Tys to secure fiber cords at cable entry
location and other points as shown.
Drawer in extended position
Free floating
Tak-Ty
Adhesive bevel
entry clips
(Note location
and position of
clips)
Drawer in home position
Grommet
Fixed
Tak-Ty
Tak-Ty cables to fence
Cable length
between point “A”
and point “B” is
approx. 34"
[.864m].
“A”
“B”
Figure 7C
Figure 7D
Note: Cover not shown for clarity.
Note: Cover not shown for clarity.

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Place slack spools over #10-32 studs on sliding
tray. Secure with #10-32 hex nuts and/or adhesive
mounts (make sure to punch hole into adhesive
mounts). Note spool orientation.
Position FAPs between upright flanges as shown.
Once mounted, fully seat NyLatch fasteners to
secure FAPs.
Slack spools
Field Termination or Pre-Terminated Trunk Installation
Fully extend drawer to ensure proper amount of
slack is used.
Top view, cover not shown for clarity.
Please note orientation of spools.
Fiber Adapter Panels (FAPs):
Up to 4 for FEC1U & FCE1UA
Up to 8 for FCE2U
Figure 8
Figure 8A
Drawer shown fully extended
and tilted downward
(cables omitted for clarity)

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Tak-Ty cables to
fence as needed.
Drawer in home position
Figure 8C
Drawer in extended position.
Free floating
Tak-Ty
Grommet
Fixed Tak-Ty
Individual
fiber breakout
point.
(See detail at
right)
Route fiber through grommet as shown. Use
enough cable length to ensure one complete
loop (approx. 52" [1.32m]) of individual fibers
around slack spools. Leave enough jacketed
slack so when the drawer is fully extended the
cables are not put under tension. DO NOT use
so much slack that the drawer cannot be
returned to its home position (See Figure 8C).
Use Tak-Tys to secure fiber cords at cable entry
location and other points as shown.
Adhesive
mount with
Tak-Ty
Cable Jacket
Individual Fiber
Fiber Breakout Detail
Be sure adhesive mount secures
jacketed trunk cable. DO NOT clip
individual 900µm buffered fibers.
Sub-unit
tubes
1.0"
“A”
“B”
Cable length
between point “A”
and point “B” is
approx. 36"
[.914m].
[25.4m]
Figure 8B
Note: Cover not shown for clarity.
Note: Cover not shown for clarity.

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Fiber Adapter Panels (FAPs):
Up to 4 for FEC1U & FCE1UA
Up to 8 for FCE2U
FOSM Fiber Optic Splice Module Installation (FOSMs not included)
Place “L”shape support brackets over
#10-32 studs on sliding tray, note orientation.
Place first FOSM on top of “L”shape support
brackets and secure with #10-32 hex nuts.
Remaining FOSMs are stacked on top of
each other and snap in place.
If 4 FOSMs are to be installed in the FCE1U
or FCE1UA, side latches on top module must
be broken off to close the enclosure drawer.
Position FAPs between upright flanges as
shown. Once mounted, fully seat NyLatch
fasteners to secure.
Break off FOSM latch
on top module only
Drawer shown fully extended
and tilted down
(cables omitted for clarity)
Fully extend drawer to ensure proper amount
of slack is used.
Finish splicing in each FOSM before
adding/stacking subsequent FOSMs.
FOSM:
Up to 4 for FEC1U & FCE1UA
Up to 8 for FCE2U
"L" shape
support
brackets
Figure 9
Figure 9A

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Drawer in home position
Figure 9C
Drawer in extended position
Figure 9B
Fixed Tak-Ty
Grommet
Route fiber through grommet as shown. Use
enough cable length to ensure one complete
loop (approx. 45" [1.15m]) of individual fibers
around FOSM slack spools.
Route 900µm buffered fiber from the trunk
cable and splice to pigtail per instructions in
FS001*, “Opticom Fiber Optic Splice Module
Installation Instructions.”
Leave enough jacketed slack so when the
drawer is fully extended the cables are not put
under tension. DO NOT use so much slack
that the drawer cannot be returned to its home
position (See Figure 9C).
Use Tak-Tys to secure fiber cords at cable
entry location and other points as shown.
Individual fiber
breakout point
(See fiber
breakout detail
on page 7)
Free-floating
Tak-Ty
Tak-Ty cables
to fence
Sub-unit
tubes
“A”
“B”
Cable length
between point
“A” and point
“B” is approx.
36" [.914m].
* Denotes instruction sheet revision letter.
Note: Cover not shown for clarity.
Note: Cover not shown for clarity.

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Bend radius
control clip
Plunger and
grommet
Figure 10A
Sliding tray
flange
Plunger and
grommet
Slide bend radius control clip over sliding tray
flange as shown. Push plunger/grommets
through bend radius control clip and sliding
tray flange hole. Fully seat plunger into
grommet to secure the clip. Repeat for the
other side.
Bend radius
control clips
Plunger and
grommet
Figure 10
Figure 11
Patch Cord Bend Radius Control Clip Installation
Install patch cords into FAPs/cassettes routing
through bend radius control clips and
maintaining proper patch cord bend radius.

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Re-install front door and rear door assemblies,
if removed during fiber installation.
Attach Laser Warning Label and Caution
Label where they are clearly visible.
Figure 12
Door Re-Attachment