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What is Fiber Optics Pigtails? In fiber optics the name pigtail refer to a short length of fiber optics of size 900 micron. One end of the fiber optics is terminated with connector and the other end is left as an open end for splicing or termination with incoming fiber optics cable.
The fiber optics short length could be either of Singlemode or Multimode type in which ORANGE color refers to Multimode and YELLOW color refer to Singlemode type. The normal fiber optics short length is between 1.0 meter to 1.5 meter. Types of fiber optics connectors to be terminated at one end of fiber optics pigtails has to be decided and confirmed before placing an order. The common type of connectors to be terminated are of ST, SC, FC and LC. Where fiber optics pgitails commonly being installed or applied?
They are commonly installed inside fiber termination box either wall mount type or 19" drawable patch panels. Due to 900micron thickness of fiber optics buffer (coating), all fiber optics pigtails are kept only inside the fiber optics patchpanels for protection purpose. Guidelines to Purchase Fiber Optics Pigtails
Followings informations are required in order to get a prompt and precise quote.
For example - Fiber Optics Pigtails Singlemode 9/125/900micron SC/PC length of 1.5 meter
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 ST - Straight Tip Ferrule Type : 2.5mm Coupling : Bayonet Standard : IEC 61754-2  MTRJ - Mechaical Transfer Registered Jack Ferrule type : 2.45 x 4.4 mm (Duplex) Coupling : Snap type Standard : IEC 61754-18  LC - Lucent Connector / Little Connector Ferrule : 1.25mm Coupling : Snap type Standard : IEC 61754-20  MU - Miniature Unit Ferrule type : 1.25mm Coupling : Snap type Standard : IEC 61754-6  FC - Fix Connector / Ferrule Connector Ferrule type : 2.5mm Coupling : Screw Type Standard : IEC 61754-13  SC - Subscriber Connector / Square Connector
Ferrule type : 2.5mm Coupling : Push - Pull Standard : IEC 61754-4 |
AuthorI have been in the field of fiber optics since early 1990s. I gained fiber optics skills and knowledge via my working experience as end-user, main contractor and sub-contractor and finally as an optical fiber enterpreneur. Archives
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