New Features for WCH and SPH from Corning

WCH and SPH New Features Available in Late Q4  

Corning wall-mountable connector housing (WCH) product family offers enhanced innovative features that make installation and troubleshooting of fiber optic connectivity faster, easier and more cost-effective. From fiber and cable routing and strain-relief to port labeling and termination, these housings reduce the risk of error that can disrupt networks. 

Features and Benefits

Interconnect and cross-connect capabilities
Ideal for field splicing and connectorization

Accepts CCH cassettes, panels and modules
Variety of preterminated and field-installable capabilities

Lockable, transparent jumper side door
Visibility and ease of access for installation, testing and
troubleshooting

Removable strain-relief bracket
Flexibility for installation and moves, adds and changes
(MACs)

Segregated cable and fiber slack routing
Fiber protection

CCH Splice Cassettes

CCH splice cassettes enable fast field termination and easy modular management of connectorization within the housing.

The CCH splice cassette supports fusion splicing of individual or ribbon fibers, with heat-shrinks, pigtail slack and cable slack managed within a single space-saving footprint. This eliminates the need for individual splice trays or separate splice housings as well as allowing splicing to be done away from the rack housing in a suitable workspace as needed. The modular design makes it easy to access the fiber in an individual cassette without disturbing other fibers in the housing. A CCH panel with the desired adapter configuration can be ordered separately and fits easily into the cassette.

Each cassette is shipped with one rail for use with CCH-01U/2U/3U housings and two rails used with CCH- 04U housings. Grommets and cable ties for additional strain-relief and protective tubing for incoming cable are also included. Splice cassettes ship with 12 single-fiber heat-shrink splice protectors.

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