【Product Specification】
Port Type: SC/UPC
Color: Blue
Insertion Loss: 50dB
Pulling Tension: 20N
Operature Temperature : -40℃~75℃
Package List：100pcs/Pack【Installation Preparation】
1. Remove the dust cap and put the optical cable through the cap.
2. Strip off the coating of cable and retain 50 mm fiber with coating layer.
3. Fix 21-25mm fiber with coating by the fixed-length cutting instrument, then cut off the fiber which is out of the length fixing instrument.
4. Clean the residual fiber by dust free cloth with alcohol.
【Cold Connecting Process】
5. Cut the bare fiber by optical fiber cutter, retain 10 mm bare fiber.
6. Put the bear fiber through the rear of the connector and make the fiber a little bending.
7. Clamp the fiber with the tail cover and screw the dustl cap.
8. Shift up switch bottom block to the top , clamp and lock the bare fiber.
9. Install the SC Housing and done【Tools for installation】
1. Length Fixing Instrument
2. Cover Wire Strip Clamp
3. Dust-free cloth& Alcohol
4. Wire Stripper
5. Optical Fiber Cutter
【Stable transmission】Telecom level standard SC/UPC fast cold connector (Insertion Loss 50dB) with A-level tricyclic ceramic core, which can be reused upto 1000 times.
【PEI material】 The main body of the connector is made of PEI materials, supports operation temperature between -40℃~75℃, which is good fire retardance, wear-resistance and high temperature resistance.
【Preset block & slot design】The preset block design automatically microbends the fiber to be fixed in the slot, which much improves the reliablitity and convenience for fiber cable fixing and connection（Tension: Upto 20N）
【Quick and convenient installation】The cold connector can be used for quick fiber cold connection at room temperature, and the package comes with detailed English installation diagram, which much improved the convenience of fiber connection
【Widely Application】Because of the convenient of fast cold connector, it is widely widely used in optical fiber transmission system, optical fiber distribution racks，CATV, FTTH and campus networks, etc.
