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ST-CONNECTOR-SX
An ST (Straight Tip) connector is a fiber optic cable connector that uses a 2.5mm ferrule and a bayonet-style (twist-lock) mechanism for secure, reliable connections. it is widely used in multimode networks, industrial applications, and campus environments due to its durability and easy, half-turn installation.
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ST-CONNECTOR-DX
An ST (Straight Tip) connector is a fiber optic cable connector that uses a 2.5mm ferrule and a bayonet-style (twist-lock) mechanism for secure, reliable connections. it is widely used in multimode networks, industrial applications, and campus environments due to its durability and easy, half-turn installation.
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SC-CONNECTOR-SX
The SC connector (Subscriber Connector) is a widely used fiber-optic connector characterized by its square-shaped, push-pull, snap-in design, featuring a 2.5mm ceramic ferrule. Known as a “standard” or “stick and click” connector, it is popular in data center, FTTH and telecommunication applications for its low cost, durability, and ease of installation.
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SC-CONNECTOR–DX
The SC connector (Subscriber Connector) is a widely used fiber-optic connector characterized by its square-shaped, push-pull, snap-in design, featuring a 2.5mm ceramic ferrule. Known as a “standard” or “stick and click” connector, it is popular in data center, FTTH and telecommunication applications for its low cost, durability, and ease of installation.
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MU-CONNECTOR
The MU (Miniature Unit) connector is a small-form-factor fiber optic connector designed to provide high-density fiber connections in limited spaces. It is similar in design to the SC connector but much smaller in size, using a 1.25 mm ferrule (the same ferrule size used in LC connectors).
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MTRJ-CONNECTOR
The MTRJ (Mechanical Transfer Registered Jack) is a small-form-factor (SFF) duplex fiber optic connector, similar in size and RJ45 locking mechanism to a standard copper Ethernet jack. It houses two fibers in a single polymer ferrule, primarily used in high-density multimode network applications for fast data transfer.
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LC-Connector
The LC (Lucent Connector or Little Connector) is a small form factor (SFF) fiber optic connector featuring a 1.25 mm ceramic ferrule, making it half the size of an SC connector. It is widely used in high-density data centers, telecommunications, and enterprise networks for its compact size, secure push-pull latching mechanism, and low insertion loss.
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FC-CONNECTOR
An FC (Ferrule Connector) is a, often metal, screw-on fiber optic connector designed for high-vibration environments, using a 2.5mm zirconia ferrule for precise, low-loss connections in single-mode, telecom, and measurement equipment. Known for its secure, threaded design, it is ideal for, but being replaced in, high-density, modern networks and suited for industrial environments.
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E2000-CONNECTOR-SX
The E2000 connector is a high-performance, push-pull fiber optic connector known for its integrated automatic metal shutter, which protects the ferrule from dust and laser exposure. Developed by Diamond SA, it is used in high-safety, high-power, and high-density telecom/data center environments, often providing lower insertion loss than SC or LC connectors.
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E2000-APC CONNECTOR-dx
The E2000 connector is a high-performance, push-pull fiber optic connector known for its integrated automatic metal shutter, which protects the ferrule from dust and laser exposure. Developed by Diamond SA, it is used in high-safety, high-power, and high-density telecom/data center environments, often providing lower insertion loss than SC or LC connectors.
