Device for receiving a subassembly assigned to an optical fiber cable and for fastening the same to a mounting

1. A device for receiving a fiber optic cable subassembly and fastening the fiber optic cable subassembly to a mounting, comprising:

a body comprising a front end, a rear end, a topside, and an underside;

a rear anchor formed on the underside at the rear end and adapted to be introduced in a recess of a mounting;

a u-shaped stop formed on the underside at the front end, the u-shaped stop comprising a closed portion and a front anchor formed therein, and the u-shaped stop is adapted to be introduced in a recess of the mounting; and

a guide rail formed on the topside and adapted to receive the fiber optic cable subassembly when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail in a push-on direction; and

an elastically deformable stop formed at the rear end,

wherein the front anchor and the rear anchor are adapted to fasten a fiber optic cable subassembly received on the device to the mounting, and the u-shaped stop is adapted to deform resulting in the body arching and thereby clamping the front anchor and the rear anchor in the recesses of the mounting when the u-shaped stop is introduced in the recess of the mounting,

wherein the push-on direction is from the rear end towards the front end, and

wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to act opposite to the push-on direction for preventing the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.

2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to be pressed in a direction of the topside when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail.

3. The device of claim 1 , wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to be pressed in a direction of the topside to remove the fiber optic cable subassembly from the guide rail.

4. The device of claim 1 , wherein the elastically deformable stop comprises a ramp shaped projection,

wherein the ramp shaped projection is adapted to be pressed under a contour of the fiber optic cable subassembly to not obstruct the fiber optic cable subassembly when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail or removed from the guide rail, and

the ramp shaped projection is adapted to automatically return to a position partially covering the contour of the fiber optic cable subassembly which is pushed onto the guide rail to prevent the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.

5. A device for receiving a fiber optic cable subassembly and fastening the fiber optic cable subassembly to a mounting, comprising:

a body comprising a front end, a rear end, a topside, and an underside;

a rear anchor formed on the underside at the rear end and adapted to be introduced in a recess of a mounting; and

a u-shaped stop formed on the underside at the front end, the u-shaped stop comprising a closed portion and a front anchor formed therein, and the u-shaped stop is adapted to be introduced in a recess of the mounting,

wherein the front anchor and the rear anchor are adapted to fasten a fiber optic cable subassembly received on the device to the mounting, and the u-shaped stop is adapted to deform resulting in the body arching and thereby clamping the front anchor and the rear anchor in the recesses of the mounting when the u-shaped stop is introduced in the recess of the mounting, and

the closed portion is configured to be introduced in one of the recesses of the mounting.

6. The device of claim 5 , wherein the fiber optic cable subassembly is one of a plug, a socket and a furcation adapter.

7. The device of claim 5 , further comprising: a guide rail; and a stop adapted to prevent the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.

8. The device of claim 5 , further comprising a guide rail formed on the topside and adapted to receive the fiber optic cable subassembly when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail in a push-on direction,

wherein the push-on direction is from the rear end towards the front end.

9. The device of claim 8 , further comprising an elastically deformable stop formed at the rear end,

wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to act opposite to the push-on direction for preventing the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.

10. The device of claim 9 , wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to be pressed in a direction of the topside when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail.

11. The device of claim 9 , wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to be pressed in a direction of the topside to remove the fiber optic cable subassembly from the guide rail.

12. The device of claim 9 , wherein the elastically deformable stop comprises a ramp shaped projection,

wherein the ramp shaped projection is adapted to be pressed under a contour of the fiber optic cable subassembly to not obstruct the fiber optic cable subassembly when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail or removed from the guide rail, and

the ramp shaped projection is adapted to automatically return to a position partially covering the contour of the fiber optic cable subassembly which is pushed onto the guide rail to prevent the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.

13. A device for receiving a fiber optic cable subassembly and fastening the fiber optic cable subassembly to a mounting, comprising:

a body comprising a front end, a rear end, a topside, and an underside;

a rear anchor formed on the underside at the rear end and adapted to be introduced in a recess of a mounting; and

a u-shaped stop formed on the underside at the front end, the u-shaped stop comprising a closed portion and a front anchor formed therein, and the closed portion is adapted to be introduced in a recess of the mounting,

wherein the front anchor and the rear anchor are adapted to fasten a fiber optic cable subassembly received on the device to the mounting.

14. The device of claim 13 , wherein the fiber optic cable subassembly is one of a plug, a socket and a furcation adapter.

15. The device of claim 13 , further comprising:

a guide rail; and a stop adapted to prevent the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.

16. The device of claim 13 , further comprising a guide rail formed on the topside and adapted to receive the fiber optic cable subassembly when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail in a push-on direction, wherein the push-on direction is from the rear end towards the front end.

17. The device of claim 16 , further comprising an elastically deformable stop formed at the rear end, wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to act opposite to the push-on direction for preventing the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.

18. The device of claim 17 , wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to be pressed in a direction of the topside when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail.

19. The device of claim 17 , wherein the elastically deformable stop is adapted to be pressed in a direction of the topside to remove the fiber optic cable subassembly from the guide rail.

20. The device of claim 17 , wherein the elastically deformable stop comprises a ramp shaped projection,

wherein the ramp shaped projection is adapted to be pressed under a contour of the fiber optic cable subassembly to not obstruct the fiber optic cable subassembly when the fiber optic cable subassembly is pushed onto the guide rail or removed from the guide rail, and

the ramp shaped projection is adapted to automatically return to a position partially covering the contour of the fiber optic cable subassembly which is pushed onto the guide rail to prevent the fiber optic cable subassembly from being inadvertently removed from the guide rail.