St Bunch Pigtail

What are different types of connectors introduction?

ST, SC, FC fiber optic connectors are standards developed by different companies in the early days. They have the same effect and have their own advantages and disadvantages.

ST and SC connector joints are often used in general networks. After the ST head is inserted, it is fixed by a bayonet after rotating half a circle. The disadvantage is that it is easy to break; the SC connector is directly plugged and unplugged, which is very convenient to use, but the disadvantage is that it is easy to fall out. The FC connector is generally used in telecommunication networks and has a nut screwed to the adapter. It is reliable and dust-proof. The disadvantage is that the installation time is slightly longer.

Product Overview:

Fiber optic pigtails provide a fast way to make Communication Devices in the field.They are designed,manufactured and tested according to protocol and performance dictated by the industrial standards,which will meet your most stringent and performance specifications.

Key characteristics:

• Reliable performance and wide application range 
• Tensile resistance, corrosion resistance, suitable for harsh outdoor environments 
• Convenient construction, high safety, do not drive the optical cable and pigtail to rotate when the joint nut is tightened 
• Use APC grinding method, special processing connector end face 
• Low insertion loss, high return loss

Product Characteristics:

• 100% factory tested assemblies with traceable test data, low environmental sensitivity
• Low insertion loss, high return loss, stricter than industry standards.
• Good exchange ability and good durability, stable optical properties.
• Standard connector, Various connector option: LC, SC, FC, ST, E2000, MU, DIN etc.>Compliant with IEC61754, GR-326, TIA/EIA 568 standard.

Product Applications:

• CATV, LANs, WANs
• Telecommunication networks
• Active device termination
• Data center system networks
• Video ONU and military active device termination

Fiber Optic Component: