Multimode Fiber Pigtail with LC Connector, OM3, No name PIG-LC-MM-OM3

Multimode Fiber Pigtail with LC Connector, OM3 by No name supplies a short, factory-terminated multimode fiber designed for splicing and quick termination in structured cabling. The pigtail features an LC connector terminated to OM3 graded multimode fiber, allowing reliable coupling into patch panels, splice trays or networking equipment in data centers and enterprise installations. This product is intended for technicians who need a pre-terminated fiber lead to reduce field termination time and ensure consistent optical performance when integrating multimode links.

Advantages

The pre-terminated LC connector eliminates the need for field connectorization, reducing installation time and potential loss from improper terminations. OM3 multimode fiber supports higher bandwidth and is optimized for short-reach multimode applications typically found in data centers. The compact LC interface provides a small form factor suitable for high-density patch panels and equipment ports. Factory termination and inspection ensure consistent insertion loss and repeatable performance when splicing into existing multimode infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Splicing into multimode fiber trunks and splice trays
• Terminating into LC duplex or simplex ports on patch panels and transceivers
• Short-reach data center links and enterprise LANs using OM3 fiber
• Pre-terminated connections where fast deployment and consistent performance are required

Key specifications

• Fiber type: Multimode OM3
• Connector type: LC (duplex or simplex depending on cable configuration)
• Termination: Factory-polished LC connector
• Cable purpose: Pigtail for splicing and patching
• Typical applications: Data center short-reach links, enterprise multimode networks

How to use

Prepare the splice tray or trunk by routing and securing the pigtail fiber as required by your cabinet or enclosure layout. Strip and cleave the backbone fiber according to standard multimode splicing procedures, then perform fusion or mechanical splicing between the pigtail and the installed fiber. After splicing, protect the joint with appropriate heat shrink or splice protection and secure the pigtail inside the splice tray. Plug the LC connector into the corresponding LC port on a patch panel or transceiver to complete the connection and verify link performance with an appropriate tester.

Usage recommendations

Handle the LC connector and fiber with care to avoid contamination; use fiber cleaning tools before mating. Store unused pigtails in a dust-free environment and avoid bending the fiber beyond its minimum bend radius. Verify insertion loss and continuity after splicing to ensure compliance with link budget requirements.