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The 6U HCF Splicing & Patch Frame is a high density rack mountable fiber management solution that splices and patches up to 864 fibers in a 6RU cabinet space. The 6U HCF has ribbon cabling splicing via a rear positioned hinge down panels that is supplied with a latching feature for both open and closed positions and shuttered Ultra High Density LC adapter modules on the front of the frame, allowing for smooth patching and easy LC port access.

MPO Loose Tube Trunk.

LooseTube Cable Assemblies  utilize the patented AFL Hyperscale® transition module and guarantees superior tensile strength and crushing resistance. The high density design can scale from 2 up to 144 fibers and can feature both 900 µm and ruggedised 2 mm tail leads. Assemblies can comprise of both multifiber MPO and discrete connectors, making the cable a flexible hybrid solution for diverse applications.

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UltraSlim Panel 1U 19" MPO - Up To 96 Fibers.

The UltraSlim Panels provide secure transitions between MPO and LC or SC discrete connector interfaces. They are used to interface MPO  backbones with LC or SC patching and active equipment connections.

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UltraSlim 144xFibres V-Panel 19" 1U 12xMPO To 144LC.

UltraSlim Panel is specially designed to accommodate high density cabling in high end data centre and telecommunication central office environment. The shallow profile of the UltraSlim Panel makes it suitable for low depth copper racking or telecommunications ODFs. Design accommodates extraction free shuttered LC QUAD adapters allowing for smooth patching and easy LC port access. V shape front and rear cable management facilitates provides a neat and tidy solution for managing incoming and exiting cables. Fixed panel offers both installation speed and cost effectiveness against typical high density modular system. Low loss Premium MPO and LC Premium versions are offered featuring significantly improved low insertion losses for demanding low power budget, high speed networks. 

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