LSX-CHASSIS

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LSX Fiber Optic Termination/Splice/VAM Chassis Series for LSX ODF

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Features and Benefits

Frame
CommScope’s LSX solution is designed to fit a variety of termination, splice and storage applications. Each frame option is built to industry standards to ensure commonality with patch cord routing, slack storage and fiber protection. The frame is shipped complete with front cable management, top and bottom troughs.

Termination chassis
The LSX chassis is available in adaptor only versions with in configurations of 24, 48, 72, 96, 144, and 288. Preterminated panels are available in 48, 96, 144, and 288 fiber versions with either intrafacility (IFC), outside plant (OSP) cables for ease of installation.

Splice chassis
CommScope’s splice chassis protects splices of multiple splice types.

Value-added module (VAM) chassis
Adding signal management and enhancement functions, such as splitters, couplers and wavelength division multiplexers, optimizes the value of your fiber network, by providing nonintrusive access to the optical signal for monitoring and testing signal integrity. The LGX compatible VAM chassis accommodates various splitter and WDM modules.

The termination and splice LSX-288 solution utilizes a traditional frame designed to fit a variety of termination, splice and storage applications
The traditional LSX universal frame provides the framework for managing a cross-connect or interconnect fiber system
The LSX panel adapts to 23-inch rack mounting, WECO or EIA spacing while the 288-position panel can only be mounted in a 23-inch rack

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