BS EN 61300 is a European standard that discusses fibre optic interconnecting devices and passive components. BS EN 61300-2-37 provides the best industry guidance on the cable bending for fibre optic closures test to ensure their proper assessment.
BS EN 61300-2-37 is the thirty-seventh subpart of the second part of a multi-part series that outlines a test for the effectiveness of the sealing and clamping hardware of a fibre optic closure when the cable entering or exiting the fibre optic closure is subjected to bending.
BS EN 61300-2-37 on cable bending for fibre optic closures test is useful for:
Fibre optic closures closure is an enclosure intended to protect splices and joints against water and dust ingress.
BS EN 61300-2-37 guideline assists you with a general description of the device under test (DUT) and test procedure for cable bending for fibre optic closures.
BS EN 61300-2-37 also guides procedures for preparation of the DUT, pre-conditioning, initial measurements, conditioning, bending procedure, recovery, and final measurements for cable bending for fibre optic closures.
With compliance and obedience to BS EN 61300-2-37, you can efficiently assess the cable bending for fibre optic closures. In addition, assists by providing you with proper guidance on cable bending for fibre optic closures.
BS EN 61300-2-37:2016 supersedes EN 61300-2-37:2006, which is withdrawn. BS EN 61300-2-37:2016 has some technical changes compared to EN 61300-2-37:2006. These include:
EN 61300-2-37:2016
IEC 61300-2-37:2016