IP67 SC to IP67 SC Simplex Singlemode Waterproof Fiber Patch Cable

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IP67 SC to IP67 SC Simplex Singlmode Waterproof Fiber Patch Cable

Waterproof fiber optic patch cables are designed to fit for outdoor applications. The waterproof fiber optic cables are with strong PU jacket and armored structure, they can resist high temperature and suit to use in harsh environment. Fiber-Mart provides wide degree flexibility on Waterproof fiber optical cables, including Duplex, Simplex, 12fibers and 24fibers various kinds of connect interfaces optional such as LC/SC/FC/ST/MPO connectors and so on.

IP67 SC to IP67 SC Simplex Singlmode Waterproof Fiber Patch Cable has the IP-SC connector which is designed to exceed the requiremnets of ODVA, the connector meet IP66/67 environmental sealing ratings and are the ideal choice for a low cost and easy to use solution in industrial, Fiber to the Antenna, or any other harsh environmental applications. The IP-SC connector is designed according to the IEC60603-7 interface standard, which allows mating to other similar mechanical locking systems. IP67SC- IP67SC Singlemode Simplex Waterproof fiber optical cable will not get damage even stepped, and are anti-rodents, and suit to use in harsh environment.

International Protection(IP) Rating

Features & Application

IP67SC Connectors: socket & plug

There are two types of IP67SC weatherproof connector: IP67SC plug (with standard SC connectors) and IP67SC Socket (with SC slot), the plug of one cable and the socket of the other cable can be connected to extend the cable length.

IP67 SC Component Details

Fiber-Mart IP67SC cable connector accommodates simplex, singlemode APC, optical channels based on the conventional and proven SC connector. The Aluminum housing, features a spring-loaded push-pull locking mechanism and excellent cable retention utilising an aramid yarn within the cable. Fibres within both chassis and cable connectors are protected against dirt and dust when unmated by an automatically operated sealing-cover. In addition to the automatic sealing shutters, a rubber-coated, steel, latching protective cap is fitted for use when unmated,.When mated or capped, the connection is environmentally sealed up to IP67.

Specification

ItemTypeParameter
Insertion LossSM≤0.20dB
MM≤0.30dB
Return LossSM≥50dB
MM≥35dB
Repetition TestAdditional Loss≤0.1dB, Reture Loss Variability<5dB
Temperature Stability(-40℃～85℃)Additional Loss≤0.2dB, Reture Loss Variability<5dB
Free fall resistance500 falls onto concrete from 1.2M height
Bump resistance4000 bumps @ 40g acceleration
Tensile StrengthTensile of 1500N, cable dependent
Operating temperature-40 to +70°C
Storage temperature-55 to +85°C





ItemTypeParameter
InsertionLossSM≤0.20dB
MM≤0.30dB
ReturnLossSM≥50dB
MM≥35dB
RepetitionTestAdditionalLoss≤0.1dB,RetureLossVariability<5dB
TemperatureStability(-40℃～85℃)AdditionalLoss≤0.2dB,RetureLossVariability<5dB
Freefallresistance500fallsontoconcretefrom1.2Mheight
Bumpresistance4000bumps@40gacceleration
TensileStrengthTensileof1500N,cabledependent
Operatingtemperature-40to+70°C
Storagetemperature-55to+85°C

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