Corning CCH-CS12-5T-P00KE Pigtailed Splice Cassette, 12 Fiber UPC Simplex Multimode ST MM OM1

CCH Pigtailed Splice Cassette 12 F, ST compatible Connector, UPC simplex, 62.5 µm multimode (OM1), single-fiber (250 µm) Part Number: CCH-CS12-5T-P00KE CCH pigtailed splice cassettes enable faster field splicing and easy modular management of connectorization within the housing. The CCH pigtailed splice cassettes are preloaded and pre-routed for quick fusion splicing of either individual or ribbon fiber pigtails, using the same space-saving platform as the standard CCH splice cassette. The pre-routed pigtailed cassettes reduce field labor by streamlining the features and components of the pigtail cassette to allow for efficiencies in the field. They are prepped with a 3m pigtail assembly with all pre-existing CCH panel connector options. The pigtailed cassettes have 900 µm at the connector panel for added durability and colored 250 µm for ease of splicing as well as having strain relief pre-applied to the assemblies from the manufacturing facility. With the pigtailed cassette, the field will also enjoy the elimination of individual splice trays or separate splice housings, as well as allowing splicing to be done away from the rack housing in a suitable workspace as needed. The modular design makes it easy to access the fiber in an individual cassette without disturbing the other fibers in the housing. Each cassette is shipped with the pigtailed CCH adapter panel of choice, one rail for use with CCH-01U/2U/3U housings, and two rails used with CCH-04U housings. Grommets and cable ties for additional strain relief and protective braided tubing for incoming cable are also included. Splicing cassettes ship with the appropriate quantity and type of heat-shrink splice protectors.

• Product Number CCH-CS12-5T-P00KE Product Type Rack-Mountable Hardware Fiber Category 62.5 µm MM (OM1) Cable Type 250 µm Access Type Front access Technology Fusion Splice Mounting Type CCH Housings, Wall-Mountable Application Data Center, Enterprise Networks