Abstract: A wall connector for fibre optic cable includes a housing be accommodated in a wall opening. A first receptacle for a multi-fiber optic cable is disposed in the housing. A plurality of second receptacles for fibre optic cables are also disposed in the housing. Each of the second receptacles has a fiber optic cable connection to the first receptacle and is accessible via a forward face of the housing to receive a fibre optic cable connector.

Abstract: An optic fiber management module includes an optic fiber distributor to receive a multi-fiber optic cable and to fan out individual optic fibers of the cable to individual first connectors. A plurality of optic fiber sources each of which includes an optic fiber is also provided. Each optic fiber has one end coupled to a respective one of the first connectors and an opposite end having a second connector thereon. Each optic fiber is extendible from the respective first connector to an end use thereby to bring the second connector to the end use. A furniture system incorporating the optic fiber management module is also provided.

Abstract: A connector for fibre optic cable includes a housing having a plurality of female connectors therein. A multi-fibre optic cable has an end extending into the housing. Each of the fibres of the multi-fibre optic cable terminate at a respective one of the female connectors. Adhesive encases the fibres of the multi-fibre optic cable within the housing to inhibit movement thereof. A method of forming a multi-connection connector for a multi-fibre optic cable and an adapter for optically coupling a pair of optic fibres are also disclosed.