Mounting arrangement for telecommunications equipment

Electrical connectors – With supporting means for coupling part – Comprising or for use with supporting panel

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4395401, H01R 1373

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ABSTRACT:
An enclosure for telecommunications equipment (such as a building entrance protector) houses an assembly for terminating wires, such as twisted pairs, broken out from a multi-wire cable. The assembly is made by mounting two splicing connectors back-to-back with a specially designed bracket (e.g., a two-piece bracket). The assembly is mounted within the base of the enclosure. After terminating one or more wires at splicing contacts on one side of the assembly, the assembly can be removed from the base, rotated, and remounted within the base to expose splicing contacts on another side of the assembly in order to terminate additional wires from the cable. The present invention provides an efficient scheme for mounting splicing connectors within the limited volume provided within a building entrance protector.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5145380 (1992-09-01), Holcomb et al.
patent: 5632647 (1997-05-01), Dobbin et al.
patent: 5718593 (1998-02-01), Figueiredo et al.
patent: 5816854 (1998-10-01), Baggett et al.

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