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Step 2:

Use the inner tab on the splice tray first. Position the buffer

tube approximately 1 cm (3/8 in) beyond the tab (Figure 4).

Crimp the buffer tube under the tab using the crimp tool.

IMPORTANT:

Do not crush the buffer tubes.

Securing Tight Buffered Cable

Secure tight buffered cables using cable ties threaded through

holes in the tray (Figure 5).

IMPORTANT:

Multiple pigtails may be secured with a single

cable tie. Wrap 1.5 in of vinyl tape around the

pigtails as protection. Position cable tie buckles

inside the tray and to one side of the cable

bundle to avoid interference with the cover

(Figure 6).

Securing Ribbon Fibers

Step 1:

Orient the buffer tube/transport tubing

with the ribbons on edge and the aqua

(#12) fiber facing upward.

IMPORTANT:

Verify that the ribbons are placed in

the vertical plane and are not lying

flat in the tray. To prevent damage

to the ribbon fibers, they must be

routed without twisting the fiber.

Avoid crossing the ribbons over

each other.

NOTE: A ribbon strain-relief kit is required to secure and transition ribbon fibers without tubing to the splice tray

(Figure 7). This kit is provided with the OSE-ST-3 splice tray. Follow the instructions in the kit.

Step 2:

Secure ribbon buffer tubes using cable ties threaded through holes in the tray (Figure 7).

Crimp inner tab first

TPA-4947

Buffer tube or

tight-buffered cable

TPA-2992

Pigtail

TPA-4949

Ribbon fiber

Split grommet

TPA-2990

Standard Recommended Procedure 001-285 | Issue 4 | February 2017 | Page 4 of 8

Buffer tube 3/8-in

beyond crimp tab

Cable tie

(buckle to one side)

Lip

Cable tie

(buckle to one side)

Lip

Figure 4

Figure 5

Figure 6

Figure 7