LC/PC OM3 12core mini breakout cable 3M pigtail aqua

High Quality and Cost-effective 9/125μm SM Mini Breakout fiber Pigtail

Pigtails are used for splice applications when terminating outside plant cable. It’s consists of a connector and a special length of fiber cable. Meets Telcordia GR-326 Core and ROHS requirements. All of OMC pigtails are factory inspected and tested, with available interferometer data upon request. 

Features:

Low insertion loss, Low back reflection loss

Flexible and easy to strip fiber buffering

Identifiable fiber buffer colors under all lighting conditions

Reduces installation time

Avoids incorrect patching by possible fiber flipping

Clean and Scratch-Free End Face

Proportional geometric test is applied to the normal production.

100% interferometer check is available under special requirement.

Products info

Geometric Specification (only for 3D interferometer tested)

CUSTOM option

OMC also provides a full set of OEM services, such as fiber connector, length, color, fiber grade, specification, material, package etc. 

 Physical Information

Length tolerance: 0-5M: +5cm/-0cm ;  5-100m:+10cm/-0cm

Packaging & Labeling

This easy to take and well-protected fiber optical cable package has been labelled and marked by OMC as default.

Fiber Optic Pigtail for Fusion Splicing

Fiber pigtail cables provide a fast way to make factory terminations in the field.

How to Choose The Right Fiber Optic Cable Type?

PS:The difference of OM4 and OM3 fiber mode as the following
1. OM4 was developed specifically for VSCEL laser transmission and allows 10 Gig / second link distances of up to 550 Meters (compared to 300M with OM3).
2. The effective modal bandwidth for OM4 is more than double that of OM3.
3. For OM4 patch cable it is 4700 MHz.km while for OM3 it is 2000 MHz.km.

How to correctly choose between PVC, LSZH and OFNP?

Fiber patch cables are now widely used for indoor applications like buildings, factories, office parks ,campuses and so on. Whether you choose PVC, LSZH or OFNP jacket depends on where you're going to run the cable.