Simplex E2000 Fiber Optic Cable Connectors Single / Multi Mode Ceramic Ferrule

Simplex E2000 Fiber Patch Cord Connectors Available in Single Mode and Multi Mode

Description

Simplex E2000 Fiber Optic Connector manufactured by ANC International Co., Limited is an important component used in the fiber optic network. It is also the key part used in fiber optic patch cord and fiber optic pigtail. E2000 connector is easy to install, with a push-pull latching mechanism which clicks when fully inserted. This E2000 connector features a spring-loaded shutter which fully protects the ferrule from dust and scratches. The shutter closes automatically when the connector is disengaged, locking out impurities which could later lead to network failure, and locking in potentially harmful laser beams. When it is plugged into the adapter the shutter opens automatically. E2000 fiber optic connector and E2000 products are more and more used in the communication filed because its good performance. E2000 fiber connector and related products comply with IEC 61 754-15 and TIA/EIA 604-16. Externally a E2000 connector looks like a miniature SC connector. The fiber optic connectors we supplied have SC fiber optic connector, FC fiber optic connector, ST fiber optic connector, LC fiber optic connector, MU fiber optic connector, MTRJ fiber optic connector, E2000 fiber optic connector, MPO fiber optic connector, LX.5 fiber optic connector, PDLC fiber optic connector, ODVA fiber optic connector, waterproof fiber optic connector, etc. These connectors can be supplied in assembled one piece type or unassembled separate fiber optic connector components.

Features

Available fiber diameter: 0.9mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm

Single mode and multi mode optional

Different ferrule concentricity optional

Different ferrule I.D. optional

Low insertion loss and high return loss

Zirconia ceramic ferrule fully protected by spring-loaded shutter

Push-pull locking mechanism for easy installation

PC, APC polishing optional

Usually mounted in a distribution panel or wall box

Usage

Local Area Networks (LANs)

Wide Area Networks (WAN),

Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN)

Data center, business, premises, FTTH and commercial applications

Telecommunication

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