Slide 1: LANscape Fibre Housing
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Slide 2: Agenda
LANscape® Fibre Housing Agenda • Value driven by VoC • Redesign with the best in mind • Main configurations • Key features and benefits • How to buy and order • Summary © 2018 Corning Incorporated Optical Communications 2
Slide 3: One Modular Footprint Overhauled
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Slide 4: Value Driven by Voice of Customer (VoC)
LANscape® Fibre Housing Value Driven by Voice of Customer (VoC) Voice of customer analysis identified areas to further improve the ease of use − Two housings types and modular front • Fixed housing with simplified sliding option • Fixed front for larger port capacity in 1U − Reduced risk of kinking
Slide 5: Simplified Design for Easiest Installation and Handling
LANscape® Fibre Housing Simplified Design for Easiest Installation and Handling • 19” rack applications in local area / in- building networks • Splicing and field termination options for loose tube or tight-buffered cables • Lightweight without compromising on ruggedness and stability • Available wi
Slide 6: Redesign with the Best in Mind
LANscape® Fibre Housing Redesign with the Best in Mind Tool-less removable top Two straight cable cover entries on each side including dust protection Smooth sliding mechanism Fixed adapter front (bathtub design) LC, SC, ST, FC and E2000 compact Drawer fixation More room for fibre with push tabs man
Slide 7: Redesign – Exterior in Detail
LANscape® Fibre Housing Redesign – Exterior in Detail Easy to remove top cover requires no tools 1U housing option only (up to 96 fibers) Rugged push-pull plunger makes it easy to engage and disengage sliding mechanism Front plate with fixed adapters LC, SC, ST, FC and E2000 compact Optical Communic
Slide 8: Redesign – Interior in Detail
LANscape® Fibre Housing Redesign – Interior in Detail Straight cable entry maximizes internal space Slideable tray provides an easy for organizing way to oversee fibres after installation without any fibre movement Push tabs allow easily to remove base tray from housing for installation or maintenan
Slide 9: Three Main Configurations
LANscape® Fibre Housing Three Main Configurations Housing Loaded with Splice Housing with Adapters, Splice Housing with Adapters, Adapters only Splice Cassettes, and Pigtails Splice Cassettes, and Pigtails (ADPT) (PGTL) (HDHS or HDCR) • Suitable for field termination • LANscape universal splice pack
Slide 10: Splicing “Light” Solution
LANscape® Fibre Housing Splicing “Light” Solution Splice Housing with Adapters, Splice Bridge, and Pigtails (BRDG) • Splice solution for customers who are comfortable not using splice trays but care more about space and ease of managing loose tubes and pigtails • Best time saving configuration with
Slide 11: Termination Methods – Fusion Splicing
LANscape® Fibre Housing Termination Methods – Fusion Splicing • LANscape splice packs − Easy ordering − Short lead times − Reduced preparation time onsite • Splice pack for 12 splices - Universal splice cassette and cover - Splice organiser (heat-shrink/crimp) - 12 coloured pigtails • Available with
Slide 12: Termination Methods – Direct Termination
UniCam® Connectivity Solutions Termination Methods – Direct Termination UniCam High-Performance Multimode Connectors: 0.1 dB typical insertion loss Available in LC, SC, and ST versions UniCam High-Performance Single-mode Connectors: 0.2 dB typical insertion loss Available in LC, SC, and ST versions
Slide 13: Termination Methods – Direct Termination
UniCam® Connectivity Solutions Termination Methods – Direct Termination • Mechanical splicing • Precisely controlled, factory-installed fibre stub Field fibre Factory polish Fibre stub Mechanical splice with index matching gel • Fibre stub is laser cleaved and factory-polished • Connector contains i
Slide 14: Accessories
LANscape® Fibre Housing Accessories Angled cable entry bracket to be ordered separately Trunk mounting bracket (left) and strain-relief bracket (right) to be ordered separately Optical Communications © 2018 Corning Incorporated 14
Slide 15: Comparison Overview
LANscape® Fibre Housing Comparison Overview LANscape® footprint comparison LANC LANS LAN1 1U fixed housing ✔ ✔ 1U sliding/tilting housing ✔ ✔ 2U housing available ✔ Mix single-mode & multimode fibre ✔ ✔ Mix different adapter types (LC, SC & ST® compatible) ✔ ✔ Suitable for direct termination ✔ ✔ ✔ F
Slide 16: Easiest Installation and Handling in a Simplified Design
LANscape® Fibre Housing Easiest Installation and Handling in a Simplified Design Feature Benefit Value • Lightweight and rugged, with 1.5 mm metal thickness • Customers can use their swing frames without compromising the maximum Aluminium housing with • Installers can remove top cover without using
Slide 17: Who Says You Can’t Buy Time?
LANscape® Fibre Housing Who Says You Can’t Buy Time? LANS LAN1 LAN1 BRDG 250µm Loose tube 250µm Loose tube 250µm Loose tube Best Case Installation Step splicing splicing splicing Time saved Route (fibre/cable sub-units) 0:04:38 0:04:38 0:00:50 80% Route fibres in cassette 0:01:32 0:01:32 0:00:30 67%
Slide 18: How to Buy and Order
LANscape® Fibre Housing How to Buy and Order LAN1 1 2 3 4 1 Select fibre count 04 - 48 fibres 3 Select configuration ADPT = front panel loaded with adapters only, no splice cassettes (all adapter types with universal splice packs) PGTL = universal splice packs (12 coloured fibre pigtails each, for h
Slide 19: Corning
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