ACT SC 50/125µm OM3 pigtail RL8695 with 1 m cable length, aqua LSZH jacket, and low-smoke properties

The ACT SC 50/125µm OM3 pigtail RL8695 with a 1 meter cable length and aqua LSZH jacket is designed for efficient and reliable fiber optic connectivity. Utilizing an OM3 multimode fiber type with a 50 µm core diameter, this pigtail facilitates stable signal transmission for high-speed data networks. The cable is constructed with a low-smoke zero halogen jacket, making it suitable for indoor installations where safety standards regarding smoke emission are required. Each unit features precise manufacturing standards, including laser precision cleaving, a UPC polish, and Grade A-m fiber quality to ensure optimal optical performance.

Advantages

This fiber optic pigtail delivers dependable network performance supported by individual factory testing for insertion loss and return loss on every cable. The end-faces are fully inspected to guarantee high standards of connection quality. The incorporation of a low-smoke zero halogen jacket enhances safety in enclosed environments by minimizing toxic and corrosive gas emissions during combustion. Grade A-m fiber and laser precision cleaving contribute to minimal signal attenuation and high operational reliability.

Suitable for

• Local area network installations
• Data center fiber management
• Telecommunication infrastructure setups
• Indoor network distribution panels

When it may not be suitable

This product is not designed for outdoor environments or direct exposure to harsh weather conditions, as the LSZH jacket lacks specific outdoor weathering protections. Additionally, applications requiring cable lengths significantly longer than one meter will need alternative solutions or extension methods.

Key specifications

• Fiber optic type: OM3 multimode
• Core diameter: 50/125 µm
• Cable length: 1 m
• Connector type: SC Male pigtail
• Polish type: UPC
• Jacket material: Low smoke zero halogen (LSZH)
• Jacket color: Aqua

How to use

Installation of the pigtail involves stripping, splicing, and managing the fiber within a compatible distribution box, patch panel, or termination tray. The SC connector is designed to interface with corresponding network ports, while the open fiber end is typically fusion spliced to incoming distribution cables. Technicians should ensure proper cleaning of the fiber end-faces before connection to maintain signal integrity and prevent contamination. Standard fiber optic handling procedures regarding bend radii and tension limits must be observed during installation.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that the SC connector type matches your existing network equipment and patch panels.
• Confirm that a one-meter cable length is sufficient for your specific routing and splicing layout.
• Check that an OM3 50/125 µm multimode specification aligns with your network bandwidth and distance requirements.
• Ensure that LSZH jacket properties meet local building and safety codes for your installation site.

Usage recommendations

Always inspect and clean the fiber optic connectors using appropriate cleaning tools prior to mating. Maintain the manufacturer-specified minimum bend radius during routing to prevent signal loss or fiber damage.