Corning 79151-512 25 LSA-Plus mounting tray R27.5 T49 for 20+1 modules (DE620002555)

Corning 79151-512 25 LSA-Plus mounting tray R27.5 T49 for 20+1 modules is a compact fiber-optic tray engineered for splice and connector management in distribution cabinets and patch panels. The tray accepts up to twenty plus one LSA-Plus modules and provides routing channels, splice holders and connector retention points to keep fibers organized and protected while allowing straightforward access for inspection and maintenance.

Advantages

This mounting tray offers a space-efficient design that fits standard rack and cabinet arrangements while maintaining clear separation between incoming and outgoing fiber paths. Its structure supports secure fixation of LSA-Plus modules and protects splices from mechanical stress and bending. The tray facilitates neat cable routing, reduces the risk of fiber damage during handling, and simplifies routine servicing thanks to accessible module positions and defined fiber paths.

Suitable for

• Telecommunication distribution cabinets and MDF/IDF enclosures
• Patch panels and wall-mounted fiber distribution frames
• Fiber splicing and connector management tasks in access networks
• Environments requiring organized routing and protection of multiple LSA-Plus modules

Key specifications

• Capacity: supports up to 20+1 LSA-Plus modules
• Tray type: splice and connector management tray for modular mounting
• Form factor: compact profile compatible with standard distribution equipment
• Routing features: integrated channels and retention points for fiber organization
• Protection: splice holders and bend control to minimize strain on fibers

How to use

Install the tray in the designated slot of a compatible distribution cabinet or patch panel, aligning the mounting points with the cabinet rails. Secure the LSA-Plus modules into the module positions, route incoming and outgoing fibers along the integrated channels, and place splices into the provided splice holders. Ensure bend radius control is maintained at all turns and secure fibers with the retention points to prevent movement. For maintenance, access individual modules without disturbing adjacent fibers by following the defined routing paths.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate fiber management practices: keep fiber bend radii above the recommended minimum, avoid excessive tension on pigtails, and label module positions for easier identification during maintenance. Verify compatibility with existing cabinet mounting standards before installation.