Fiber Assemblies

Fiber optic patch cords are used when it is necessary to connect multiple devices in a network. Normally, they connect a switch to a patch panel or panel-to-panel. There are a wide range of fiber patch cords available.

Options

• Cables can be imported or made in a U.S. factory.
• Multimode 62.5/125 OM1
• Multimode 10 Gig OM3 & OM4
• Multimode 50/125 OM2
• Singlemode 9/125 OS1 & OS2
• Simplex or Duplex

Connector Types

• SC
• LC
• ST
• FC

• SMA 905
• MU
• MTRJ
• MTP

• MPO
• SMA 906
• E2000

Jacket constructions, sizes and polish

• PVC, Plenum and LSZH
• Zip, Mic
• 1.6 mm, 2.0 mm, 3.0 mm
• APC, UPC, PC

Cable Lengths

Feet or meters

Fiber optic splitters are used to combine or distribute light from single/multiple inputs to single/multiple outputs. They are available in singlemode and multimode with a wide range of splitting radios from 50:50 to 1:99.

Connector Types

• FC
• SC
• ST
• LC
• MU

Polish

• PC
• UPC
• APC

Mode-conditioning cable assemblies are primarily used in gigabit Ethernet 1000Base-LX applications in order to prevent differential mode delay (DMD). A number of choices are available in mode-conditioning cables, including singlemode and multimode fiber.

Connector Types

• SC
• ST
• MT-RJ
• LC

Pigtails are used for fiber optic fusion splicing. One end of the cable assembly is terminated using selected connectors, while the other end is bare. The bare end is fusion spliced in the field.

Pigtail assemblies can be ordered in single fiber, 6 and 12 Fibers using multimode 62.5/125, 50/125, 10 Gig or singlemode 9/125 Fiber. They are available in multi-colored and various lengths.

Connectors

• SC
• LC
• ST

• FC
• MU
• MTRJ

• MTP
• MPO
• E2000

Pigtails are terminated at one end with a connector. You may choose the connector for the termination.