Splicing cassettes ship with the appropriate quantity and type of heat-shrink splice protectors. Based off the design pioneered by Anderson in 1953, the two pole SB connectors set the standard for DC power distribution and battery connections.
Grommets and cable ties for additional strain relief and protective braided tubing for incoming cable are also included. Each cassette is shipped with the pigtailed CCH adapter panel of the customer’s choice, one rail for use with CCH-01U/2U/3U housings, and two rails used with CCH-04U housings. Our Board meets monthly to review and provide feedback on Housing Connector’s direction and strategy. The modular design makes it easy to access the fiber in an individual cassette without disturbing the other fibers in the housing. Our Board consists of volunteers with experience in both public and private organizations in the Seattle and Denver area. With the pigtailed cassette, individual splice tray or separate splice housings are eliminated, allowing splicing to be done away from the rack housing in more convenient workspaces. They also enable strain relief to be pre-applied to the assemblies from the manufacturing facility. The pigtailed cassettes have colored 250 µm for ease of splicing. They are prepped with a 2-m pigtail assembly with all pre-existing CCH panel connector options. The prerouted pigtailed cassettes reduce field labor by streamlining features and components to allow for efficiencies in the field. They are preloaded and prerouted for quick fusion splicing of either individual or ribbon fiber pigtails, using the same space-saving platform as the standard CCH splice cassette. Applications often require rugged terminals and lower mating force to reduce operator fatigue during assembly and/or to withstand high-mating cycles.Closet Connector Housing (CCH) pigtailed splice cassettes enable faster field splicing and easy modular management of connectorization within the housing. The pre-lubricated version can be mated up to 250 times and fit into standard Micro-Fit 3.0 Housings. Micro-Fit 3.0 RMF (Reduced Mating Force) Terminals are designed for applications needing lower engagement and disengagement forces or when the units are cycled frequently. For lower applied costs, OEMs often prefer a compliant pin connector over one that requires soldering. The Micro-Fit 3.0 CPI Header mates with Micro-Fit 3.0 Receptacle, allowing running changes as boards transition from solder to press-fit applications. The robust eye-of-the-needle design provides a reliable interface when recommended board layouts are followed. Micro-Fit 3.0 CPI (Compliant Pin) Connectors provide a compliant pin interface while maintaining all the features of the standard Micro-Fit 3.0 Connector. The TPA reduces terminal back-out by providing locking redundancy assemblers cannot insert the TPA unless terminal is properly inserted. The Micro-Fit TPA Connector Family helps prevent failure in end products by offering terminal position assurance (TPA).
Doing so can cause damage to the connector and/or terminal and consume valuable labor time. In hard-to-reach applications, such as drawers or fan assembly trays, connectors need to be mated and unmated without being seen. They allow mating misalignment (per product drawing). Micro-Fit 3.0 Blind-Mate Interface (BMI) Connectors are designed for blind-mating applications. OEMs often need power connectors in space-constrained applications. The Micro-Fit Connector Family offers up to 8.5A with a 3.00mm pitch, delivering power in a compact package in wire-to-wire and wire-to-board configurations.
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