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Corning FuseLite MTP-Compatible Connector, 3.0mm Round Cable Pinned, 62.5um Multimode OM1

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Corning FuseLite MTP-compatible field-installable connector for 3.0mm round cable, pinned configuration, 62.5 micron multimode OM1 fiber. RoHS compliant. Model SOC-MTP-3P-OM1.

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Corning FuseLite MTP-Compatible Connector — 3.0mm Round, OM1, Pinned

The Corning FuseLite SOC-MTP-3P-OM1 is a field-installable MTP-compatible connector designed for use with 3.0mm round-jacketed 62.5 micron (OM1) multimode fiber optic cable. FuseLite connectors use a simplified field termination process for fast, reliable connector installation without a fusion splice machine.

Specifications

  • Connector Type: MTP-Compatible (Pinned)
  • Cable Compatibility: 3.0mm Round Cable
  • Fiber Type: 62.5 micron Multimode (OM1)
  • Compliance: RoHS 2011/65/EU (free of hazardous substances)
  • Model: SOC-MTP-3P-OM1

Applications

Used for field termination of MTP multi-fiber connections in existing OM1 multimode fiber networks, data centers, and telecommunications rooms. The pinned configuration is required for mating with unpinned MTP adapters or housings. Corning FuseLite connectors are designed to meet MTP performance standards for low-loss, high-density fiber interconnection.

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