Fiber Optic Pigtails

Fiber Optic Pigtails

OVERVIEW

A Fiber Optic Pigtail is a short, Pre-Terminated Fiber Cable with an optical connector on one end and an un-terminated end on the other. Often used for mechanical or fusion splicing within termination boxes, panels, ODFs, or splice closures, it plays a vital role in organizing and extending fiber networks while minimizing signal loss.

VARIATIONS

1. SC/LC/FC Pigtail
   – Popular for telecom installs, data centers, and enterprise networks; connectors are factory-polished for optimum performance.

2. High-Quality Single-Mode Pigtail
   – Delivers long-range transmissions with minimal loss, making it ideal for backbone connections and extended distances.

3. Multimode OM3/OM4 Pigtail
   – Designed for high-speed performance over shorter distances, suitable for data center or LAN applications.

4. Factory-Polished LC Pigtail for Data Center Splicing
   – Ensures precise alignment and low insertion loss for critical splicing in high-density environments.

5. Low Insertion Loss, Color-Coded Fiber Pigtails for Telecom Installs
   – Simplifies identification and management during installation or maintenance work, greatly reducing error risk.

6. 900µm Fiber Pigtail
   – Adds an extra layer of protection with a 900µm jacket, typically used for tight-buffered splicing and increased durability.

KEY FEATURES

• Single-Mode & Multimode: Choose based on distance and data transfer requirements.
• Varied Connector Types: SC, LC, FC, ST, E2000 (including APC or UPC polishing).
• Diameter Options: 0.9 mm, 2 mm, or 3 mm cable jackets match different installation needs.
• Factory Assembly & Testing: Each Fiber Optic Pigtail is 100% inspected & loss-tested to ensure reliable performance.

APPLICATIONS

• Splicing in Termination Boxes, Panels, or Distribution Frames: Extend existing networks or integrate new fiber lines with ease.
• Data Center & Telecom: High-demand settings where “low insertion loss, color-coded fiber pigtails for telecom installs” accelerate deployment and minimize downtime.
• FTTH & FTTB: Ideal for short, pre-terminated fiber cables in residential and commercial broadband expansions.