Fiber Optic Patch Cord LC-FC SM Duplex Sumico

The LC patch ends with the LC connector. LC stands for Lucent connector. The LC connector is in the style of pressure and fastening structure. LC type lightweight patch is a popular type of lightweight, small format which reduces space occupancy and is widely used for installation of high density and compact areas. Uses 1.25mm, which is half the size of the ST patch. This patchcard performs well in single mode mode and is favored by most people and consumes a great deal. LC patch conforms to IEC and Telcordia standards, ANSI / EIA / TIA. The LC patchcard connector is used for both 1.6mm / 2.0mm and 3.0mm sizes. The FC fiber optic patch has an FC connector and is twisted-in. FC stands for Fixed Connector. Like the SC connector, FC was invented by NTT. The FC patch has a metal body and torsional structure. In FC FC patches, the ferrule and liner used in the connectors are the same as the SC connector. FCC patch is available in both single-mode and multimedia modes. This type of patchboard can be used in high vibration environments and can be tightly closed, but it needs to be properly aligned before tightening and tightening the cable. The 15 meter yellow LSZH cladding is manufactured and sold in the network equipment market under the name of Sumico optical fiber patchcord. This optical fiber patch is very popular in data communications and optical fiber telecommunications. The Somico optical fiber patch has a single-mode cable and connector, which is referred to as a simplex, since it has a metal FC connector with a blue end boot on one end and a blue plastic LC connector on the other. Other specifications of the Sumico LC-FC SM Duplex 15m optical fiber patch: This product is a single-pressure fiber optic cable with LC connectors fastened to FC with torsional motions on optical fiber equipment and components and is 2mm thick. The Sumico optical fiber patch has a LSZH-resistant coating that emits little fire and toxic smoke, and is made of halogen-free materials, also when products containing halogens burn. They produce very dangerous gases. In Asia, the United Kingdom, and many European societies, the use of halogen-containing wires and cables has been severely curtailed, and is completely banned in some areas.