Cassette in the field of fiber optic networks is a unit or enclosure used to organize and protect fiber optic connections. The cassette is used to facilitate the connection and disconnection of optical cables within fiber distribution devices or panels. Cassettes are typically used in applications requiring high8density cable management, such as data centers and telecommunications networks.
Cassette sizes:
LGX Cassette: The most common, available in standard sizes (such as 1U, 2U) for mounting in fiber optic distribution racks.
12-fiber cassette: Used to organize and connect 12 fiber optic connections.
24-fiber cassette: For connecting 24 fiber optic connections.
48-fiber cassette: Used to organize 48 fiber optic connections in larger units.
Key features:
Cable organization: Provides organized cable management, making fiber management easier.
Protection: Protects fiber optics from mechanical damage and environmental factors.
Easy installation and maintenance: Allows for easy access to cables for connection or disconnection when needed.
