Single-mode fiber pigtail with LC connector, No name PIG-LC*P10

Single-mode fiber pigtail with LC connector PIG-LC*P10 by No name is a pre-terminated optical fiber lead designed for integration into single-mode networks. It provides a fixed-length fiber tail terminated with an LC connector for fusion splicing or installation into splice trays and patch panels. This pigtail is intended for environments such as fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), telecommunications distribution, and data center fiber management where a reliable, factory-terminated LC interface is required.

Advantages

The pigtail delivers a polished LC termination on a single-mode fiber, enabling low insertion loss and stable optical performance when properly spliced. Factory termination reduces the need for field connector polishing and minimizes connector-related variability. The compact LC form factor supports high-density panel layouts and simple routing inside splice enclosures or racks.

Suitable for

• FTTH drop and indoor distribution cabling
• Telecom central office and outside plant terminations
• Data center fiber splicing and patch panel installations
• Repair or extension of existing single-mode fiber runs

Key specifications

• Fiber type: single-mode optical fiber
• Connector type: LC (factory-terminated)
• Polish: factory polish for low loss (typical UPC/APC variants depend on product variant)
• Cable form: pigtail with exposed fiber tail for splicing
• Typical application: fusion splicing into fiber trunks and splice trays

How to use

Route the pigtail into the splice enclosure or panel and secure the cable jacket according to the enclosure’s strain relief instructions. Prepare the host fiber by stripping, cleaning, and cleaving to industry-standard lengths and angles. Perform fusion splicing between the pigtail fiber and the host fiber, verify splice quality with a visual fault locator or OTDR as appropriate, then place the splice into a splice protector and into the splice tray. If required, connect the LC connector to a compatible adapter or panel port after splicing when the installation calls for rear-terminated connectorization.

Usage recommendations

Store pigtails in a clean, dry environment and avoid bending the fiber beyond its minimum bend radius. Use appropriate cleaning tools for connector endfaces and follow standard splicing and handling procedures to maintain low loss and long-term reliability.