Optical Cable Corp. RS1U1ST Splice Tray Kit 1U Rack Mount

Product Description

The OPTICAL CABLE CORP. RS1U1ST is a splice tray kit designed for use with 1U rack-mounted fiber optic enclosures. It provides organized, protected storage for fiber splices within standard 19-inch rack systems. The kit supports structured fiber management in network rooms, telecommunications closets, and data distribution points. Licensed low-voltage technicians and fiber optic installers use this component when terminating or splicing runs inside rack-mount hardware. The tray format keeps splices secure and accessible for future inspection or rework without disturbing surrounding cable infrastructure.

This splice tray kit is suited for installation in 1U rack-mount fiber optic panels commonly found in commercial and residential structured cabling environments. It is appropriate for indoor rack systems where fiber runs are consolidated, spliced, and protected in a central distribution point. The kit is sold as a single unit and is intended for use by qualified fiber optic technicians during initial installation or during maintenance of existing fiber infrastructure.

Key Features

• Designed for 1U rack-mount fiber optic enclosures
• Provides organized splice protection and retention within rack hardware
• Sold as a complete kit — single unit per package
• Supports structured fiber management in telecom and data environments
• Allows access to individual splices without disturbing adjacent cable runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on component for 1U rack-mount fiber optic enclosures and patch panels requiring dedicated splice tray capacity.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fiber optic technician familiar with splice tray loading and fiber bend radius requirements. Power down or disable any active fiber links before working inside the enclosure to prevent exposure to live laser sources. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local structured cabling standards during installation. Handle bare fiber splices with care to avoid contamination or mechanical stress on the splice joint.