Tii 506F User Manual

P/N 92235001 • Rev A• ECN 10-092 • 5/19/2010

Warranty: If this unit fails during the warranty period, contact tii customer service to authorize return. Unit may be returned prepaid.

Model 506F

Fiber Interface Device

Installation Note

Description

Strain Relief
Pads

Entry
Grommet

Exit
Grommet

Slack Retention
Fingers

Internal Mounting Holes

External Mounting Ears

Installation

1. The TII 506F Fiber Optic Interface Device is a
compact fiber optic connectivity and fiber slack
storage enclosure.

2. The large split grommets located at the bottom
of the base allow Telco drop lines and fiber
cables to enter and exit the device.

3. The TII 506F allows for sufficient drop/fiber
cable slack storage.

Features

Figure 1

1. Mount the 506F Device so as to minimize the
possibility of dirt or moisture getting into the
enclosure.

2. 506F Devices mounted side-by-side or end-to­end should be placed so covers can easily be
opened.

3. Mount the 506F Device vertically on a flat
surface using appropriate hardware (the
length of the mounting screws should allow for
1/8” of length within the enclosure).

4. The internal mounting holes are covered with
a thin film of plastic, which are easily punched
out, to maintain the environmental integrity of
the enclosure (See Figure 1).

5. In addition to the internal mounting holes
mentioned in step 4, there are external
mounting ears which are provided for exterior
mounting. Mount as previously stated using
the appropriate mounting hardware and
methods (See Figure 1).

6. You are now ready to place the drop/fiber
cable slack into the enclosure and prepare for
wiring.

Wiring

1. Punch a hole through the left grommet and
guide the cable through the entry grommet.

2. If required, splice any drop cables and
customer fiber cables with the required
connectors.

3. Wrap the excess drop cable/fiber cable slack

Tie-Wrap

Strain
Relief Pad

Base

Slack
Retention
Fingers

Cable Slack

Entry
Grommet

Exit
Grommet

in the clockwise direction and place it into the
base enclosure and under the slack retention
fingers.

4. Use a tie-wrap to hold any spliced connections
and cables to the strain relief pads.

5. Punch a hole through the right grommet and
guide the cable through the exit grommet.

6. Close and secure the cover. Tighten the
security hex screw until it is snug. Be sure not
to over tighten the screw.

Figure 3