Fiber Pigtail Lightwin PIG 62 ST 2.0, Multimode 62.5/125µm OM1, ST Connector

Lightwin PIG 62 ST 2.0 is a multimode fiber pigtail terminated with an ST connector and built on 62.5/125µm OM1 fiber. It is intended for splicing and patching operations in LAN, telecommunication and data-center environments, delivering standard multimode performance and a robust ST ferrule interface for mechanical handling and reliable mating with ST sockets.

Advantages

The Lightwin PIG 62 ST 2.0 offers consistent multimode transmission characteristics suitable for legacy systems and short-range links. Its factory-terminated ST connector and prepared fiber tail facilitate straightforward fusion or mechanical splicing. The product is compatible with common multimode infrastructure and provides a durable connector body and ferrule that help maintain optical alignment and reduce insertion loss when properly installed.

Suitable for

• Splicing to trunk or patch cables in LAN and campus networks
• Termination inside fiber distribution panels and patch panels
• Short-reach multimode links in data centers and server rooms
• Repairs or extensions of existing OM1 multimode installations

When it may not be suitable

This multimode OM1 pigtail is not intended for long-haul singlemode links or high-bandwidth multimode applications that require OM3/OM4 graded-index fibers. It may not be suitable where LC, SC or other connector types are required without adapter or conversion.

Key specifications

• Fiber type: Multimode 62.5/125 µm (OM1)
• Connector type: ST (straight tip) terminated
• Primary use: Pigtail for splicing and patching
• Typical application range: Short-reach multimode networks, LAN and data-center patching
• Termination style: Factory-terminated connector with exposed fiber tail for splicing

How to use

Route the pigtail into the fiber management area and secure the fiber tail in a splice tray. Perform fusion or mechanical splicing between the pigtail fiber and the backbone or patch cable according to standard splicing procedures and equipment manufacturer instructions. After splicing, protect the splice with appropriate heat-shrink tubing or splice protectors, and dress the connector end into the distribution panel so the ST connector can be inserted into the matching adapter or receptacle. Verify insertion loss and continuity with an optical power meter or visual fault locator as required.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm network uses 62.5/125 µm OM1 multimode fiber and ST connectors
• Ensure required tail length and jacket type meet your splice tray and routing needs
• Check compatibility with existing patch panels, adapters and transceivers
• Plan for appropriate splicing equipment and splice protection accessories

Usage recommendations

Handle the pigtail with care to avoid bending below the minimum bend radius of multimode fiber. Use proper strain relief and secure splice protection to maintain performance. Test each connection after installation to confirm acceptable insertion loss and continuity.