Abstract: A telecommunications system is disclosed herein. The telecommunications system includes a chassis defining a top end, a bottom end, and a generally pyramidal shape, wherein a transverse cross-sectional footprint of the chassis changes in outer dimension as the transverse cross-sectional footprint extends from the top end to the bottom end, the telecommunications chassis further defining at least one sidewall, the at least one sidewall extending at an angle to both the top end and the bottom end, the at least one sidewall defining ports defining connection locations for receiving telecommunications equipment.

Abstract: A telecommunications chassis is configured for receiving telecommunications equipment. The chassis defines a top, a bottom, a front side, a rear side, a right side, and a left side. The chassis defines a central longitudinal axis extending between the top and the bottom. A first pair of panels is located at the front side, a second pair of panels is located at the rear side, a third pair of panels is located at the right side, and a fourth pair of panels is located at the left side. Each panel defines a plurality of receptacles for receiving the telecommunications equipment. When mounted to a fixed surface, the chassis is rotatable relative to the fixed surface about the central longitudinal axis. Each panel is pivotable away from the other panel of the any given pair of panels about a pivot axis parallel to the central longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A module includes a plurality of splitters, a plurality of inputs, and a plurality of outputs wherein the outputs are connected to multi-fiber connectors and wherein outputs from a plurality of splitters are connected to one of the multi-fiber connectors. The splitters have outputs in multiples of eight, such as a 1×32 splitter. The multi-fiber connectors include twelve fiber cables.

Abstract: A telecommunications system is disclosed herein. The telecommunications system includes a chassis defining a top end, a bottom end, and a generally pyramidal shape, wherein a transverse cross-sectional footprint of the chassis changes in outer dimension as the transverse cross-sectional footprint extends from the top end to the bottom end, the telecommunications chassis further defining at least one sidewall, the at least one sidewall extending at an angle to both the top end and the bottom end, the at least one sidewall defining ports defining connection locations for receiving telecommunications equipment.

Abstract: A telecommunications system (10/100) is disclosed herein. The telecommunications system (10/100) includes a chassis (12/112) defining a top end (14/114), a bottom end (16/116), and a generally pyramidal shape, wherein a transverse cross-sectional footprint (28) of the chassis (12/112) changes in outer dimension as the transverse cross-sectional footprint (28) extends from the top end (14/114) to the bottom end (16/116), the telecommunications chassis (12/112) further defining at least one sidewall (30/130, 32/132, 34/134, 36/136), the at least one sidewall (30/130, 32/132, 34/134, 36/136) extending at an angle to both the top end (14/114) and the bottom end (16/116), the at least one sidewall (30/130, 32/132, 34/134, 36/136) defining ports (38) defining connection locations for receiving telecommunications equipment.

Abstract: A telecommunications chassis (10/100) is disclosed herein. The telecommunications chassis (10/100) is configured for receiving telecommunications equipment. The telecommunications chassis (10/100) defines a top (12), a bottom (14), a front side (16), a rear side (18), a right side (20), and a left side (22), the telecommunications chassis (10/100) defining a central longitudinal axis (36) extending between the top (12) and the bottom (14). A first pair of panels (24/124) is located at the front side (16), a second pair of panels (24/124) is located at the rear side (18), a third pair of panels (24/124) is located at the right side (20), and a fourth pair of panels (24/124) is located at the left side (22). Each panel (24/124) of the pairs of panels (24/124) defines a plurality of receptacles (26/126) for receiving the telecommunications equipment. When mounted to a fixed surface, the telecommunications chassis (10/100) is rotatable relative to the fixed surface about the central longitudinal axis (36).

Abstract: A telecommunications chassis (10/100) is configured for receiving telecommunications equipment. The telecommunications chassis (10/100) defines a top (12), a bottom (14), a front side (16), a rear side (18), a right side (20), and a left side (22), the telecommunications chassis (10/100) defining a central longitudinal axis (36) extending between the top (12) and the bottom (14). A first pair of panels (24/124) is located at the front side (16), a second pair of panels (24/124) is located at the rear side (18), a third pair of panels (24/124) is located at the right side (20), and a fourth pair of panels (24/124) is located at the left side (22). Each panel (24/124) of the pairs of panels (24/124) defines a plurality of receptacles (26/126) for receiving the telecommunications equipment. When mounted to a fixed surface, the telecommunications chassis (10/100) is rotatable relative to the fixed surface about the central longitudinal axis (36).

Abstract: A module includes a plurality of splitters, a plurality of inputs, and a plurality of outputs wherein the outputs are connected to multi-fiber connectors and wherein outputs from a plurality of splitters are connected to one of the multi-fiber connectors. The splitters have outputs in multiples of eight, such as a 1×32 splitter. The multi-fiber connectors include twelve fiber cables.

Abstract: A telecommunications chassis (10/100) is disclosed herein. The telecommunications chassis (10/100) is configured for receiving telecommunications equipment. The telecommunications chassis (10/100) defines a top (12), a bottom (14), a front side (16), a rear side (18), a right side (20), and a left side (22), the telecommunications chassis (10/100) defining a central longitudinal axis (36) extending between the top (12) and the bottom (14). A first pair of panels (24/124) is located at the front side (16), a second pair of panels (24/124) is located at the rear side (18), a third pair of panels (24/124) is located at the right side (20), and a fourth pair of panels (24/124) is located at the left side (22). Each panel (24/124) of the pairs of panels (24/124) defines a plurality of receptacles (26/126) for receiving the telecommunications equipment. When mounted to a fixed surface, the telecommunications chassis (10/100) is rotatable relative to the fixed surface about the central longitudinal axis (36).

Abstract: A telecommunications system (10/100) is disclosed herein. The telecommunications system (10/100) includes a chassis (12/112) defining a top end (14/114), a bottom end (16/116), and a generally pyramidal shape, wherein a transverse cross-sectional footprint (28) of the chassis (12/112) changes in outer dimension as the transverse cross-sectional footprint (28) extends from the top end (14/114) to the bottom end (16/116), the telecommunications chassis (12/112) further defining at least one sidewall (30/130, 32/132, 34/134, 36/136), the at least one sidewall (30/130, 32/132, 34/134, 36/136) extending at an angle to both the top end (14/114) and the bottom end (16/116), the at least one sidewall (30/130, 32/132, 34/134, 36/136) defining ports (38) defining connection locations for receiving telecommunications equipment.