FieldSmart Fiber Scalability Center (FSC) 1728-Port Cross-Connect Cabinet

Product Details

With the Clearview^® Cassette as its foundation, the FieldSmart 1728-Port Cross-Connect Cabinet uses the same components as the FieldSmart Fiber Crossover Distribution System (FxDS) deployed in the central office. This enables service providers to standardize on a single building block, allowing them to stock a single fiber management component for either environment. Technicians also have the ease of working with a single fiber architecture for central office or outside plant deployment - saving training and installation time. Using Clearview, the FieldSmart changes the rules of fiber management.

Optimal access is ensured to all ports and superior fiber protection is integrated within the Clearview Cassette. Through the incremental design of the Clearview Cassette, user capacity can be scaled from as few as 12 ports to the maximum configuration of the cabinet, allowing the service provider to align the investment in capital equipment to the turn-up of revenue-generating circuits. Further, labor and other field costs are minimized through this craft-friendly layout.

Features & Benefits

• Terminations are designed, tested and certified to Telcordia GR-326
• Clearfield^® FiberDeep^® Guarantee: 0.2 dB insertion loss or less, exceeding industry standards
• Designed, tested and certified to Telcordia GR-3125
• Constructed with 0.125 (3.125 mm) aluminum
• Powder coated for additional protection
• 300 series stainless steel fasteners used on all cabinets
• Optional 4” and 12” risers, can be stacked to raise cabinet if required

• 12-fiber Clearview Cassette protects fiber from environmental and human factors 
• Rugged cable clamps protect the OSP cable breakouts from twisting and pistoning
• Patch only buffer tubes are fully protected with ruggedized, bend-limiting tubing
• Snake skin sleeving provides additional buffer tube slack storage protection and manageability for patch and splice (Clearfield’s in-cassette splicing solution) configurations
• Splitters are built with ruggedized jacketing and bend-insensitive fiber for all input and output legs

• Clearview Cassette allows for quick visual troubleshooting without opening cassette
• Front access to pre-terminated assemblies with Clearview removable adapter plate
• Two captive fasteners for quick removal of individual cassettes for trouble shooting, splicing or replacing
• Front and rear access doors
• Bottom exit/entrance for fiber cables

• Fiber is deployed in increments of 12, providing the users the ability to scale from 12 ports to full capacity, aligning capital investment with network layout or subscriber revenue
• Express ports allow for extensions or parallel networks through the cabinet
• Patch and splice configurations eliminate costs associated with jacketed IFC cabling, hand-holes and splice cases.