Pigtail set SC/UPC singlemode Extralink G.652D 900µm FTTH 1.5 m 12 pcs 12 colours

Set of 12 Extralink singlemode pigtails with SC/UPC connectors, each built on G.652D fibre with a 900 µm buffer and 1.5 m cable length. The kit includes twelve colour-coded pigtails to simplify identification and splicing during FTTH installations. Pigtails are designed for use in optical distribution frames, patch panels and fibre terminations where compact routing and frequent direction changes require a fibre with low bending sensitivity.

Advantages

Each pigtail uses G.652D singlemode fibre that maintains low attenuation under tight bends, supporting dense FTTH routing in cabinets and small distribution boxes. The 900 µm buffered construction provides mechanical protection and ease of handling during splicing. SC/UPC connectors offer a standardized, low-loss interface for patch panels and optical distribution frames. Colour coding across 12 distinct colours reduces identification errors and speeds up installation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• FTTH subscriber terminations and drop point splicing
• Patch panels and optical distribution frames in residential and commercial networks
• Indoor fibre routing inside cabinets, enclosures and wall outlets
• Repair or extension of singlemode fibre links where SC/UPC interfaces are required

Key specifications

• Fibre type: singlemode G.652D
• Buffer diameter: 900 µm
• Connector type: SC/UPC
• Cable length: 1.5 m per pigtail
• Quantity: 12 pieces
• Colour coding: 12-colour identification set

How to use

Prepare the fibre ends according to standard splicing procedures, strip the 900 µm buffer as required and cleave the fibre for fusion or mechanical splicing. Route the pigtail inside the cabinet or panel ensuring bend radii comply with the fibre manufacturer’s recommendations, then secure the pigtail to the splice tray or patch panel and connect the SC/UPC connector into the corresponding adapter or socket. Use appropriate strain relief and protect exposed splice areas with heat-shrink or splice protectors.

Usage recommendations

Handle pigtails with care to avoid micro-bending and contamination of connector end faces; always inspect and, if necessary, clean SC/UPC end faces before mating. Maintain minimum bend radius and use splice trays or organizers to prevent stress on fibres during operation and maintenance.