Fiber Optic Patch Cord DIN-SC UPC SM Simplex Rasa

A patch that terminates with the SC connector. The SC connector was invented by the Japanese company NTT. SC stands for Common Connector or Field Connector or Standard Connector. They are very common in data communications and optical fiber telecommunications. This type of connector is of the type of pressure and traction and can be used for 1000 connection cycles. The SC patch is locked in its connector and with this move through ceramic ferrule creates a precise and accurate connection. SC patchcard is a low cost, simple and durable one of the special features of this connector. It's kind of cheap and economical. SC patch cord is widely used in fiber optic networks and can be combined with zirconium oxide and plastic frame. Using single fashion cables to establish one or two connections in one organization is not cost effective Problem solving in large networks. In the network equipment market, these cables come in a variety of coatings, with the LSZH coatings being well-suited to protect against the risk of toxic gases emitting a fire due to their low smoke and halogen content. Other fiber optic patch specifications Express PTC-SX-SM-DU / SU-230-50: Fiber Optic Patch Cord with PTC-SX-SM-DU / SU-230-50 Express Fiber Cord Polished as a dome, using a 3mm thick yellow LSZH coating. The single cable of this fiber optic patch is 5 meters long and has the standard G.657.A2 with a minimum bending radius of 7.5 mm. A SC / UPC connector at one end and a DIN / UPC connector at the other end of the fiber patch are fused with a fiber diameter of 125 microns and a fiber core diameter of 9 microns. The signals from this fiber optic patch are less attenuated than those from the copper patch.