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| Brand Name: | Gezhi or OEM |
| Model Number: | SC/PC -OM3 |
| MOQ: | 1 pieces |
| Price: | Nigotiate |
| Delivery Time: | 7 Days |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
Distribution fiber optic pigtails are available in a variety of fiber connector types, each offering specific features and advantages to meet different network requirements. The SC fiber connector is widely used due to its push-pull design and compatibility with both single mode and multimode optical fibers. The LC fiber connector, with its small form factor, is commonly used in high-density applications where space is limited. ST fiber connectors feature a bayonet-style coupling mechanism, making them suitable for industrial environments. FC fiber connectors, known for their threaded coupling mechanism, provide secure connections for critical applications. The selection of a specific fiber connector type depends on the equipment or network infrastructure being used and the specific application requirements.
Color coding is an essential aspect of distribution fiber optic pigtails as it simplifies the identification and management of individual fibers. The TIA/EIA-598-B standard defines a 12 color standard color code for fiber optic cables, which applies to the coatings of the optical fiber bundles within the optical cables. For a 6 core distribution fiber optic pigtail, it's common to use either the first or last 6 colors from the standard color code list in a systematic manner. This method ensures consistent and organized identification of the optical fiber cores within the optical cable. When the capacity of the distribution fiber optic pigtail exceeds 12 fibers, the color codes are reused in a cyclical manner. Color coding eliminates confusion and reduces the potential for errors, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of fiber optic connections. It also facilitates organization within complex systems and allows for easy tracing of specific optical fibers within optical cable assembly bundles, making it an essential feature of distribution fiber optic pigtails.
1. OFNR (Optical Fiber Nonconductive Riser) are designed for riser applications.
They are used in spaces inside a building that connect floors, such as vertical zones or spaces between floors. These OFNR fiber optic cables are engineered to prevent the spread of fire from one floor to another within a building.
2. OFNP (Optical Fiber Nonconductive Plenum) are used inside buildings in plenum areas, the areas between a ceiling and the floor above it, where space is reserved for the circulation of air. At the same time, this OFNP fiber optic cable will not emit toxic smoke or steam.
FAQ
Q1:Can I have a sample order? What is your MOQ?
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| Brand Name: | Gezhi or OEM |
| Model Number: | SC/PC -OM3 |
| MOQ: | 1 pieces |
| Price: | Nigotiate |
| Packaging Details: | inner box,Carton |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
Distribution fiber optic pigtails are available in a variety of fiber connector types, each offering specific features and advantages to meet different network requirements. The SC fiber connector is widely used due to its push-pull design and compatibility with both single mode and multimode optical fibers. The LC fiber connector, with its small form factor, is commonly used in high-density applications where space is limited. ST fiber connectors feature a bayonet-style coupling mechanism, making them suitable for industrial environments. FC fiber connectors, known for their threaded coupling mechanism, provide secure connections for critical applications. The selection of a specific fiber connector type depends on the equipment or network infrastructure being used and the specific application requirements.
Color coding is an essential aspect of distribution fiber optic pigtails as it simplifies the identification and management of individual fibers. The TIA/EIA-598-B standard defines a 12 color standard color code for fiber optic cables, which applies to the coatings of the optical fiber bundles within the optical cables. For a 6 core distribution fiber optic pigtail, it's common to use either the first or last 6 colors from the standard color code list in a systematic manner. This method ensures consistent and organized identification of the optical fiber cores within the optical cable. When the capacity of the distribution fiber optic pigtail exceeds 12 fibers, the color codes are reused in a cyclical manner. Color coding eliminates confusion and reduces the potential for errors, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of fiber optic connections. It also facilitates organization within complex systems and allows for easy tracing of specific optical fibers within optical cable assembly bundles, making it an essential feature of distribution fiber optic pigtails.
1. OFNR (Optical Fiber Nonconductive Riser) are designed for riser applications.
They are used in spaces inside a building that connect floors, such as vertical zones or spaces between floors. These OFNR fiber optic cables are engineered to prevent the spread of fire from one floor to another within a building.
2. OFNP (Optical Fiber Nonconductive Plenum) are used inside buildings in plenum areas, the areas between a ceiling and the floor above it, where space is reserved for the circulation of air. At the same time, this OFNP fiber optic cable will not emit toxic smoke or steam.
FAQ
Q1:Can I have a sample order? What is your MOQ?
