Abstract: A strain relief assembly comprising a support portion including a base portion, a first portion coupled with the base portion, and a second portion extending away from an end of the first portion, a strain relief portion attached to a free end of the second portion for rotation about an axis, a securing portion that moves relative to the strain relief portion between a secured position and a released position. The strain relief portion comprises a cable receiving portion arranged along the axis. The securing portion disables rotation of the strain relief member about the axis when in the secured position and enables rotation of the strain relief member about the axis when in the released position. The strain relief portion rotates about the axis between a first angled orientation and a second angled orientation through a horizontal orientation so as to enhance management of fiber optic-cables in high-density applications.

Abstract: There is disclosed a fiber optic cassette cabinet assembly comprising a plurality of trays, each tray comprising a flat surface for receiving fiber optic cassettes arranged side by side, a second flat surface positioned in front of the cassettes received on the tray and pivotally mounted about a first axis between the forward ends and a label holder positioned above the second flat surface and pivotally mounted about a second axis between the forward ends. The tray is moveable between one of a retracted position, where the cassettes are completely within the tray receiving space, and an extended position where the cassettes extend at least partially in front of the cabinet opening. In the extended position a forward edge of the second surface is tiltable downwards about the first axis and a forward edge of the transparent label holder is tiltable upwards about the second axis.

Abstract: A stackable spool cable manager assembly is disclosed which comprises a plurality of like cable manager spools. The cable manager spools comprise a locking mechanism such that the cable manager spools can be stacked and such that when locked together a cable support arm of each the cable manager spools is offset from the others. A magnet is also provided, for example for securing to a bottom ne of a stack of cable manager spools such that they can be secured to a metal tray or the like.

Abstract: A strain relief assembly is disclosed comprising a support for mounting on a tray or the like and an elongate support member to which is rotatably mounted a strain relief member. The strain relief member is secured to the support member by a securing mechanism comprising a shaft which travels within a shaft receiving bore between a secured position, wherein a first shaft end of the shaft presses against a free end of the second portion and thereby preventing rotation of the elongate strain relief member and a released position wherein the shaft is positioned away from the free end of the second portion and such that the elongate strain relief member is rotatable.

Abstract: A support frame configured to provide adapter-less fiber optic connections for fiber optic cables including a connection block configured to be fixedly coupled with a main body. A front wall of the main body includes a surface configured to abut a surface of the connection block, the connection block includes a connection port configured to receive a first fiber optic connector, and the front wall of the main body includes a connection port configured to receive a second fiber optic connector. The connection port of the connection block is configured to be aligned with the connection port of the main body such that the connection block and the main body are configured to optically couple the first fiber optic connector with the second fiber optic connector, and the connection block and the main body are configured to provide an adapter-less fiber optic connection for the first and second fiber optic connectors. The connection block may be a single piece of unitary construction.

Abstract: There is disclosed a fiber optic cassette cabinet assembly comprising a plurality of trays, each tray comprising a flat surface for receiving fiber optic cassettes arranged side by side, a second flat surface positioned in front of the cassettes received on the tray and pivotally mounted about a first axis between the forward ends and a label holder positioned above the second flat surface and pivotally mounted about a second axis between the forward ends. The tray is moveable between one of a retracted position, where the cassettes are completely within the tray receiving space, and an extended position where the cassettes extend at least partially in front of the cabinet opening. In the extended position a forward edge of the second surface is tiltable downwards about the first axis and a forward edge of the transparent label holder is tiltable upwards about the second axis.

Abstract: A strain relief assembly is disclosed comprising a support for mounting on a tray or the like and an elongate support member to which is rotatably mounted a strain relief member. The strain relief member is secured to the support member by a securing mechanism comprising a shaft which travels within a shaft receiving bore between a secured position, wherein a first shaft end of the shaft presses against a free end of the second portion and thereby preventing rotation of the elongate strain relief member and a released position wherein the shaft is positioned away from the free end of the second portion and such that the elongate strain relief member is rotatable.

Abstract: A stackable spool cable manager assembly is disclosed which comprises a plurality of like cable manager spools. The cable manager spools comprise a locking mechanism such that the cable manager spools can be stacked and such that when locked together a cable support arm of each the cable manager spools is offset from the others. A magnet is also provided, for example for securing to a bottom ne of a stack of cable manager spools such that they can be secured to a metal tray or the like.