Patch Cord Type

Fiber optic fan-outs are designed for patch panels or cable ducts where space-saving is required. The patch panels have either array fusion splicing (between outside plant cables and bare ribbon pigtails) or array interconnections (MPO/MTP fan-out).

The ESCON* architecture was developed to improve connectivity between mainframe, its peripherals, and other networks. The connector system is a retractable shroud duplex meeting IBM* requirements.

The BICONIC connectors used on our patch cords consist of cone-shaped polymer ferrules that help to align the fibers in connection interfaces. The ferrules incorporate the latest in precision molding technique to yield fractional dB loss.

OM3 means laser-optimized 50/125um multi-mode fiber and are used for systems with high bandwidth .OM3 patch cable systems are the pinnacle of multimode fiber design. To utilise the new 10Gbs Ethernet protocols in an optical fiber system requires OM3 50/12

The 100/140um Fiber Patch Cable also belongs to a type of patch fiber. Due to cladding diameter is too large, so it is mainly used in the special power transmission, also the multimode fibers have a 250 µm acrylate buffer coating...

The DIN connectors used in our patch cords meet DIN 47256. They are compact and have spring-loaded free floating zirconia ferrules for superior performance.

The E2000* connectors used are featured with spring-loaded shutters that open when engaged and close when disengaged protecting ferrules from dust and scratches. The connector's push-pull latching mechanism clicks when fully inserted.

The FC* connectors used in our patch cords are designed to NTT-FC* standards with high quality zirconia ferrules and non-optical disconnect performance. They are fully compatible with existing FC hardware.

MT family is an array technology providing quick connection for 4, 8 or 12 fibers. It reduces time and cost of installation. Fiber alignment is achieved with high precision guide pins. The ferrules and connectors are manufactured to IEC 61754-5 and 61754-

SOPTO' MTRJ patch cords are designed to meet EIA/TIA 568B.3 and EIA/TIA 604 standards. These products offer excellent performance with high repeatability and low levels of insertion loss. They are fully compatible with standard MTRJ products and provide l

MU connectors are half the size of SC connectors with push-pull function. The connectors are made of plastic housings and 1.25 mm zirconia ferrules. They are fully compatible with existing MU hardware.

The ST* connectors used in our patch cords employ half-twist bayonet locking mechanism and high quality 2.5mm zirconia ferrules. They are fully compatible with existing ST type hardware.

OM1 Fiber Patch Cord has 62.5/125um multi-mode fiber. These multi-mode Patch cords are used to connect high speed and legacy networks like Gigabit Ethernet, Fast Ethernet and Ethernet.

OM2 fiber optic patch cord refers to the commonly used 50/125 traditional fiber cable. OM2 is a standard for multimode cable defined by ISO/IEC 100801, the 50/125 OM2 multimode fiber was first invented by Corning in the 1970s.

OM4 Patch Cable can be regarded as improvement on the existed OM3 standards. its' assemblies are ready to meet the requirement for future 40G and 100G fiber optic networks, we have simplex, duplex and multi fiber patch cords OM4 types...

Armored fiber patch cable is made with stainless steel tube inside the outer jacket to protect the central unit of the cable, it will not get damaged by rodent animals like the rats may bite the cables...

Mode conditioning patch cord are used in Gigabit Ethernet 1000BASE-LX applications, and deploying new high-speed 1000BASE-LX routers, switches, or transceivers within existing multimode system backbones...

The SC* connectors used for our patch cords are designed to NTT-SC* standards and are fully compatible with existing SC hardware. Two simplex connectors can be configured into a duplex format by adding a duplex clip.

Single mode patch cable has a small core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core...

The LC connectors used are small form-factor fiber optic connectors resembling miniature SC connectors with high quality 1.25mm zirconia ferrules and push-pull latching mechanism. They are fully compatible with existing LC hardware.