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FieldSmart® Fiber Distribution Point (FDP)
36, 96 & 144 Port Indoor Wall Box
Installation Manual
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Manual 019751 REV A - Sept 2018
FieldSmart® Fiber Distribution Point (FDP)
36, 96 & 144 Port Indoor Wall Box
Installation Manual
Table of Contents Application 3
Description 3 Technical Specications 3 Indoor Wall Box Component Views 4 Wall Box Installation 7 Wall Box Access 8 Cable Preparation and Installation 9 Grounding 11 Sealing the Wall Box 11 Fiber Splicing 12 Jumper Installation 14 PON Splitter Installation 15 Connector Cleaning Procedure 17 Standard Warranty 20 Proprietary Notice 21 Technical Support 21
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Application
The Fieldsmart Fiber Delivert Point (FDP) Indoor Wall Box has been optimized for MDU (Multi Dwelling Unit) applications. With the Clearview® Cassette at its heart, the FieldSmart FDP Wall Box gives service providers plug-and-play integration based upon the conguration requirements of their application. With the ability to house one to three 1 x 32 splitters and a compact footprint, indoor wall boxes are perfect for the deployment of PON-based FTTH networks in an MDU environment. Additional applications include ber demarcations, entrance facilities and security systems (CCTV).
Description
The FieldSmart Fiber Delivery Point (FDP) Indoor Wall Box is Clearview optimized, allowing the user to easily scale from 12 to 36, 96, or 144 ports. Designed from conception to provide fast and easy ber jumper routing with ease of access to all circuits, the FieldSmart FDP Wall Box system is craft-friendly, keeping the installer’s needs for quick deployment, intuitive use and ease of maintenance as the top priorities. Utilizing Clearview Cassettes, the product is shipped loaded with the industry standard adapter of choice and can be congured for patch only, patch and splice and MPO plug-and-play applications, while supporting all cable constructions for the inside plant. It is ring cut or mid-span capable, allowing for the distribution cables to be daisy-chained and for ber hand-off through the riser. The wall box has a swinging bulkhead for rear-access to the cassettes and protects sub-unit slack storage, security enabled doors for extra protection and a solid enclosure to protect ber terminations from damage. Designed from conception to provide fast, easy ber jumper routing and ease of access to all circuits, the wall box system is craft-friendly, keeping the installer’s needs for quick deployment, intuitive use and ease of maintenance as the top priority.
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Technical Specications
36 Indoor 96 Indoor 144 Indoor
Dimensions 10.5” H x 16.0” W x 5.5” D 15.0” H x 27.5” W x 11.5” D 24” H x 26” W x 8” D
Port Density Up to 36 ports
Splitter Capacity N/A Up to 6 Ruggedized Splitters Up to 9 Ruggedized Splitters Splice Capacity 12 or 24 splice congurations in each Clearview Blue Cassette Storage Capacity Up to 5 meters of 12-ber IFC jacketed ber Cassette Types
Supported Connector Types SC/UPC, SC/APC, LC/UPC, LC/APC, FC/UPC, FC/APC, ST/UPC, MPO Cable Types Indoor Riser, Indoor Plenum, Indoor/Outdoor Material 18 gauge cold rolled steel (almond powder coating)
Clearview® Classic and Clearview Blue
Up to 96 distribution ports and 12 feeder ports
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Up to distribution 144 ports and 24 feeder ports
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Indoor Wall Box Component Views
36 Port Indoor Wall Box
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1. Security Access Doors
2. Clearview Blue Cassettes
3. Slack Storage for Jumpers
4. Cable Clamp Locations (Top and Bottom)
5. Bridge Lances for Securing Buffer Tube Slack
6. Designation Card
7. Ground Lug
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(Left Exit for Patch and Splice)
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96 Port Indoor Wall Box
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36, 96 & 144 Port Indoor Wall Box
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1. Security Access Doors
2. Clearview Blue Cassettes
3. Slack Storage for Jumpers or Splitter Legs
4. Cable Clamp Locations (Top and Bottom)
5. Bridge Lance for Securing Buffer Tube Slack
6. Designation Card
7. Staging Plate Area
8. Ground Bar
(Left Exit for Patch and Splice)
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144 Port Indoor Wall Box
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1. Security Access Doors
2. Distribution Cassettes
3. Feeder Cassettes
4. Radius Limiting Spools
5. Cable Clamp Locations (Top and Bottom)
6. Splitter Cage
7. Staging Plate Area
8. Designation Card
9. Ground Bar
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Wall Box Installation
FieldSmart® Fiber Distribution Point (FDP)
36, 96 & 144 Port Indoor Wall Box
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The wall box is installed via the 4 holes
1.
located in the rear of the enclosure.
Hold the wall box up to the mounting surface and mark the
2.
hole locations with a marker.
Note: A level may be used to ensure that the wall box is mounted straight.
Mounting
Holes
Pilot holes can then be drilled at each mark. Using appropriate fasteners for the material, attach the wall box to the
3. surface.
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Wall Box Access
The interior of the wall box can be accessed by loosening the security screws on each of the two doors using a 7/16”
1.
thin wall socket or a telecommunications industry “can wrench”.
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Note: The door on the right provides access to the distribution ports and the jumper slack storage, while the door on the left is used to access the splicing compartment.
2.
The cassette splicing area can be locked by pressing in the tabs at both the top and bottom of the wall box, and can then be opened again by pressing the tabs back and swinging the bulkhead open.
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Cable Preparation and Installation
The slack storage compartment of the wall box is large enough to
1.
accommodate 15 feet of buffer tube slack from a cable matching the wall box port count. However, it is recommended that you only prep as much cable as you will need to perform your work.
Note: You will need approximately 3 feet of ber inside the splice
tray so add that to the total prep length.
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The splicing side of the indoor wall box will accommo-
2.
date a cable that is prepped in either a ring cut/mid-span opening fashion or at the end of the cable.
Note: An OSP cable is shown in the picture, but an IFC tight buffer cable can be used as well. If a shielded cable is used, a bonding clamp 3M 4460-D or equivalent can be used.
In order to install cable in the splicing side of the wall box, the feed
3. through plate will need to be removed by removing the screws hold­ing it in place.
Ring Cut/Mid-span End of Cable Opening
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Locate the green cable clamp shells and corresponding barrel nuts from the ship-along hardware.
4.
The cable clamp shells are used in same size pairs. Avoid using a clamp that is too small and does not easily close
5.
around the cable. Use the next larger clamp and grommet tape. The provided grommet tape should be applied to one or two of the clamp shells prior to installation, depending upon the size of the cable.
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Use the included barrel nuts and cable clamp shells to fasten the cable to the wall box on the threaded studs inside the
6.
wall box. The cable should be mounted so that the breakout is slightly beyond the end of the clamp shell. After mounting the cable, replace the feed through plate with the same screws.
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Grounding
The wall box and all associated cables can be grounded to the provided ground lug/ground bar. Ground according to your
local practices.
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Sealing the Wall Box
The unused holes in the housing of the wall box can be sealed using the included plugs.
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Fiber Splicing
Route the buffer tube to be spliced in the
1.
slack storage area and up to the cassette to
be spliced.
Mark the tie off point of the cassette with a
2.
marker. Make sure to leave around 3 feet of extra buffer tube after the mark to allow for slack in the cassette’s splice tray.
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Remove all Clearview Blue Cassettes from
3.
the wall box that need to be spliced. This can be done by opening the bulkhead and loosening the captive screws on each side of the cassette which hold the cassette to the bulkhead.
Consult the Clearview Blue Cassette Installation Manual for splicing instructions, located under the Resources tab of
4.
the Cleareld website, www.seecleareld.com.
Viewable here:
https://www.seecleareld.com/assets/documents/installation-manuals/clearview-blue-cassette-install-manual.pdf
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After splicing is complete, return the cassettes to the wall box and store the buffer tubes, securing them with the
5.
provided Velcro and bridge lances.
Note: Secure the sweep of the buffer tubes up to the cassette by utilizing the bridge lances on the bulkhead as well as
the oor of the wall box.
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Close the bulkhead and use the 7/16” thin wall socket or can wrench to secure the doors closed. 6.
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Jumper Installation
Access to the jumper side of the wall box is done via the
1.
security screw on the right hand side of the wall box.
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Individual jumpers can be inserted through either the upper or
2.
lower hole in the enclosure. You may want to wrap the group of jumpers with some grommet tape to protect them from the edge of the sheet metal at the opening.
Store the slack from the jumpers on the slack management
3.
spools provided. It is recommended that the jumpers leave the radius spools toward the back wall opposite the cable entrance, and then transition forward to the adapters. This will allow for proper jumper swing if the bulkhead is opened. The slack can then be dressed up using the supplied Velcro strips.
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PON Splitter Installation
96 Port/Standard 144 Port Indoor Wall Box
Attach the provided 2” x 2” velcro square
1.
with adhesive backings to the splitter body and the inside of the wall box.
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2. Secure the splitter body into place on the bottom of the wall box with the velcro.
PON 144 Port Indoor Wall Box
Place the splitter body in the splitter cage
3.
located on the bulkhead.
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4. Place the staging plate with the foam cradle into the staging plate location at the top of the bulkhead.
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5. Once you have the splitter fully installed, proceed to connecting the feeder leg and distribution legs of the splitter as needed.
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Connector Cleaning Procedure
Whether factory terminated or eld spliced, clean connectors are essential for proper system operation. Even the smallest dust particle can cause transmission problems, so for optimal network performance inspect, and if necessary, clean
connectors and adapters prior to mating.
Inspect Then Connect
These are Cleareld recommended products/applications. Use the product you feel will complete your cleaning procedures. Create a “best practice” for your company and follow those procedures.
The use of Chemtronics end face and bulkhead cleaning products and techniques ensures a clean end face, no matter the type of contamination.
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Before cleaning any connector, be sure you know what type of contaminate you are cleaning (dry, uidic, or combination). All the available products are good, it’s the process that you need to be aware of. Using a dry cleaning method to clean “dirt” can lead to scratching of the end face. Learn the
process of cleaning properly.
Note: It is NOT recommended to use isopropyl alcohol to clean the end face.
Cleaning an SC/LC Connector
Cleaning the End Face
• Place one wiping paper on QbE-2 FiberSafe™ Cleaning Platen.
(Figure 1)
• Apply small amount of precision cleaner (about 1” in diameter) with
Electro-Wash MX pen on to one end of the wipe. (Figure 2)
• Hold end face at a 90 degree angle. For APC connection, adjust by
slightly tilting the container or end face. Angle is correct when no drag is felt on the end face. (Figure 3)
Figure 1
Figure 2
• Draw end face from wet to dry part of the wipe 3 times. Use just enough
pressure to ensure complete contact between end face and the wipe.
Note: DO NOT retrace previous step.
Figure 3
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Cleaning the Ferrule
• Lightly moisten the ber optic swab (2.5mm/38542F or 1.25mm/38040)
by spotting a small amount (about 1”) of Electro-Wash PX or Electro-Wash MX pen onto the QbE. Hold the swab, 1 side down to the wetted area and hold for a count of 1-2-3-4-5. (Figure 4)
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Figure 4
• Insert swab into side of ferrule, wet side to the ceramic ferrule and
circle around 2-3 times and remove. Turn swab to dry side and repeat.
(Figure 5)
Cleaning the Mate Through an Adapter AND the Adapter Itself
• Lightly moisten the ber optic swab (2.5mm/38542F or 1.25mm/38040)
by spotting a small amount (about 1”) of Electro-Wash PX or Electro-Wash MX pen onto the QbE. Hold the tip of the swab onto the wetted area and hold for a count of 1-2-3-4-5.
• Insert the swab into the adapter to the connector, press lightly against
the connector, twist 2-3 times, remove and discard.
• Dry with a second dry swab.
Figure 5
• Inspect, repeat cleaning if necessary, and test for signal strength.
• Use additional swabs to clean inside the actual adapter. Moisten
swab, like above, and insert through hole and remove while twisting.
(Figure 6)
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Cleaning an MPO/MTP Connector
Female Connector
• Place one wiping paper on QbE-2 FiberSafe™ Cleaning Platen and
apply small amount of precision cleaner (about 1” in diameter) with Electro-Wash MX pen on to one end of the wipe. (Figure 1)
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Figure 1
• Hold end face at a 90 degree angle. For APC connection, adjust by
slightly tilting the container or end face. Angle is correct when no drag is felt on the end face. (Figure 2)
Male Connector
• Lightly moisten one side of the ber optic swab (CC505F) by spotting a
small amount (about 1”) of Electro-Wash PX or Electro-Wash MX pen onto the QbE. Hold the swab, 1 side down to the wetted area and hold
for a count of 1-2-3-4-5.
• Place swab, wet side down, at one end of connector end face and draw
across in a diagonal sweep; i.e., from ber 1 up and across to ber 12. Turn swab over to dry and draw back from ber 12 to ber 1. (Figure 3)
Figure 2
Figure 3
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Standard Warranty
Cleareld warrants to the original purchaser of the Product sold hereunder is free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to exceptions stated herein. Product purchased is warranted as follows: Cleareld designed and branded Products are warranted for three (3) years: Products manufactured by Cleareld to customer prints and/or specications are warranted for one (1) year; and any Product Clear­eld acquires from or through a third-party manufacturer or distributor and resells to Customer as the original customer will carry the manufacturer’s pass-through warranty, if any. In all cases, the warranty period commences on the date of shipment to the original purchaser.
Warranty Claim Procedure
If any Product purchased from Cleareld is found defective under the above warranty, the following basic procedure must be followed:
1. Customer must contact Cleareld and obtain a Return Materials Authorization
2. Following authorization, the Customer ships the product-freight collect-to Cleareld’s manufacturing facility
3. Cleareld shall repair or replace the defective Product at its sole option and discretion, and return the repaired or replacement Product to Cus-
tomer’s site, freight prepaid
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Note: If the Product is not found to be defective by Cleareld, the product will be returned to the Customer and the customer billed for freight in both
directions.
View our warranty policy here: https://www.seecleareld.com/warranty.html
Limitations of Warranty
Correction of defects by repair or replacement, at the option of Cleareld Inc, shall constitute the exclusive sole remedy for a breach of this limited warranty. Cleareld shall not be liable under any circumstances for any special, consequential, incidental, punitive, or exemplary damages arising out of or in any way connected with the product or with agreement to sell product to buyer, including, but not limited to damages for lost prots, loss of use, or for any damages or sums paid by buyer to third parties. The foregoing limitation of liability shall apply whether the claim is based upon principles of contract, warranty, negligence or other tort, breach of statutory duty, principles of indemnity or contribution, the failure of any limited or exclusive remedy to achieve its essential purpose, or otherwise.
Cleareld will not be responsible for any labor or materials costs associated with installation or incorporation of Cleareld products at customer sites, including any costs of alteration, replacement or defective product, or any eld repairs.
Other Limitations
Cleareld assumes no warranty liability regarding defects caused by:
1. Customer’s modication of Product, excepting installation activities described in Cleareld documentation
2. Customer re-packaging of Product for shipment to third parties or destinations other than those originally shipped to by Cleareld, or any de-
fects suffered during shipping where the Product has been re-packaged
3. Customer’s installation or maintenance, excepting activities described in and performed in accordance with Cleareld documentation
4. Customer’s improper or negligent use or application of Product
5. Other causes external to the Product, including but not limited to accidents, catastrophe, acts of God, government action, war, riot, strikes, civil
commotion, sovereign conduct, or the acts or conduct of any person or persons not party to or associated with Cleareld
6. Environmental factors and weathering resulting in aging and damage not necessary or applicable to the function of the product
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Proprietary Notice
About FieldShield Product Line Application
Information contained in this document is copyrighted by Cleareld, Inc. and may not be duplicated in full or part by any person without prior written approval of Cleareld, Inc.
Its purpose is to provide the user with adequately detailed documentation to efciently install the equipment supplied. Every effort has been made to keep the information contained in this document current and accurate as of the date of publication or revision.
However, no guarantee is given or implied that the document is error free or that it is accurate with regard to any specication.
Technical Support
Cleareld, Inc. can be contacted for any issues that arise with the supplied product.
If you need to return the supplied product, you must contact the Cleareld, Inc. Customer Service Department to request a Returned Materials Authorization (RMA) number.
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Cleareld, Inc. 7050 Winnetka Ave N
Minneapolis, MN 55428
Toll Free: 800.422.2537 Phone: 763.476.6866 Fax: 763.475.8457
Customer Support: sales@clfd.net Technical Support: techsupport@clfd.net
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