4 Core Fanout Spiral Armored LC UPC Fiber Optic Pigtail Supplier

4 Core Fanout Spiral Armored Fiber Optic Pigtailis a high-performance fiber optic connector that integrates high density, high protection, and easy management. It is particularly suitable for use in modern data centers and critical network infrastructures with limited space, high physical protection requirements, and the need to connect multiple fiber cores, making it an ideal bridge between the "fixed world of backbone cables" and the "flexible world of device ports."

4 Core Fanout Spiral Armored LC UPC Fiber Optic Pigtail

Feature:

* Superior Physical Protection: The spiral armor provides far greater resistance to compression, impact, and bite than ordinary PVC or aramid fiber pigtails, making it suitable for use under data center floors, industrial environments, or areas with rodent risk.

* Easy Cabling and Management: 

    1. The "fan-out" design allows for a neat and organized process of separating multiple fiber cores from a single armored backbone.    2. The spiral armor is flexible and bendable, facilitating easy bending and securing within server racks for aesthetically pleasing cabling.

* High Performance: Utilizing high-quality fiber and UPC polishing ensures low insertion loss and stable transmission performance.

* Easy installation: Compared to threading armored pigtails separately for each fiber, this integrated "one-to-four" design reduces the number of fusion splices and wiring lines, improving installation efficiency and reliability.

Application:

* Data Centers: Used to connect ODFs to high-speed optical ports of core/aggregation switches (such as the MPO interface decomposed for 40G/100G SR4), or for cabling within server racks. The armor protects against potential underfloor pressure and trampling.

* Fiber to the Home/Building: Used in FTTH/FTTB distribution boxes or patch panels to connect trunk optical cables to user-end equipment (such as ONUs).

* Local Area Networks: Central computer rooms in enterprise networks and campus networks requiring high-reliability and high-density fiber optic connections.

* Harsh Environments: Industrial or outdoor environments requiring additional mechanical protection, such as factories, rail transportation, and power systems (Note that the armor itself is usually not waterproof; outdoor use requires placement in a sealed enclosure).