DIGITUS colored pigtails, SC OM3 50/125 µ, Simplex

Product number: DK-25221-02/3

EAN: 4016032262992

FO pigtail set, 12 pcs., SC, MM OM3 50/125 µ loose buffer, color code DIN IEC 304, 2 m

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Description

The DIGITUS® Fiber Optic Colored Pigtails are available as LC Simplex, SC Simplex and ST Simplex version and offer with the classes OS2, OM2, OM3 and OM4 best performance and link quality for your network. The connector conforms acc. IEC 61754-4 2002 and is equipped with a Zirconia ceramic ferrule. The colored buffers are color coded according to IEC 304 (white, violet, turquoise, black, red, pink, orange, gray, green, yellow, brown, blue).

Technical details

Simplex OM 3 50/125µ 2 m
Colored buffer, according to IEC 304 in the colors white, violet, turquoise, black, red, pink, orange, grey, green, yellow, brown, blue
12 pcs in package
Loose buffer
Return loss MM PC: > 25 dB
Zirconia ceramic ferrule
Simplex OM2 50/125 µ 2 m
Secondary coating dimensions: Ø 0.9 ± 0.1 mm
Primary coating: Acrylate; Ø 250 ± 15 µm
Colored buffer, according to IEC 304 in the colors white, violet, turquoise, black, red, pink, orange, grey, green, yellow, brown, blue
12 pcs in package
Loose buffer
Boot: single-color
Cable jacket: LSOH
Connector 1: SC
Fiber class: OM3
Fiber diameter: 50/125µ
Mode: Multimode
Length: 2 m

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Datasheet

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Logistics

	Number (pcs)	Weight (kg)	Depth (cm)	Width (cm)	Height (cm)	cm³
Packaging Unit Carton	160	14,10	41,00	41,00	28,00	47.068,00
Packaging Unit Inside	20	1,76	19,00	19,00	12,00	4.332,00
Packaging Unit Single	1	0,09	17,00	17,00	1,00	289,00

Customs tariff number: 85447000

Safety notes

Avoid direct contact with light sources: Fiber optic cables, especially those with active light sources such as lasers (e.g. in optical communication systems), can emit dangerous radiation that can damage eyes. Take care never to look directly into the li
When working with fiber optic cables, especially during tests or when working with lasers, protective goggles should always be worn to protect against harmful radiation.
When plugging and unplugging the cable, only grasp the plug and do not pull directly on the cable.
Do not kink or crush: Fiber optic cables are sensitive to mechanical stress.
To protect cables from physical damage, they should be laid in special ducts or with protective materials
Keep cable connectors clean: Fiber optic cables are sensitive to dust and dirt. Even small particles on the connectors can severely impair the signal quality.
Cables should not be used in environments with extremely high or very low temperatures. Observe the product information on the maximum operating temperature of the cable
Check cables regularly for visible damage such as cracks, kinks or signs of wear. Defective cables should be replaced immediately.