Abstract: A fiber optic latency module including at least two spools, each storing a known length of optical fiber with one end positioned on the inside and the other end positioned on the outside of the spool. A splice optically couples the two lengths of fiber, and a splice holder is provided to hold the splice. The splice holder can be positioned within the spool core of either spool. The first length of optical fiber is wound around the first spool in either a clockwise or counterclockwise direction, from the outside end to the inside end, while the second length of optical fiber is wound around the second spool in the opposite direction, from the inside end to the outside end. The module is designed to ensure consistent latency between different components of a fiber optic network or system by adding a predetermined amount of latency to fiber optic networks.

Abstract: A fanout arrangement includes a fanout body; a mesh sleeve; and an arrangement to hold the mesh sleeve to the fanout body. The arrangement The fanout body may have one or more removable sheath organizers to retain the upjacketing for the fanned out optical fibers.

Abstract: A fanout arrangement includes a fanout body; a mesh sleeve; and an arrangement to hold the mesh sleeve to the fanout body. The fanout body may have one or more removable sheath organizers to retain the upjacketing for the fanned out optical fibers.

Abstract: A fanout arrangement includes a fanout body; a mesh sleeve; and an arrangement to hold the mesh sleeve to the fanout body. The fanout body may have one or more removable sheath organizers to retain the upjacketing for the fanned out optical fibers.