1985355-4

Fiber Optic Connectors - Adapters

Fiber optic connectors, also referred to as adapters, are essential components of optical fiber networks. They provide a secure termination point for the fiber and enable the connection of optical fiber cables with each other or with other types of cables. The simplicity of installation, as well as the strength of the connection they create, makes fiber optic connectors an ideal solution for a variety of networking applications.The fiber optic connector is RF-Intro\'s Model No. 1985355-4. It is specifically designed for the reliable termination of indoor/outdoor fiber optic cables and is capable of withstanding harsh environmental conditions. The connector is a very convenient and simple to install. It features blue-colored bodies with non-rusting, aluminum-based ferrule. The housing is made using high-impact, polycarbonate and the outer shell is toughened glass for superior protection. The adapter also comes with a male-type colored boot for extra protection.

Working Principle

Before using a fiber optic connector, it is important to ensure proper cleaning of the connectors and ferrules to make sure that there are no contaminants present. The connector is then installed onto the ferrule by inserting it over the ferrule and pushing it down until it clicks into place. After the connector is securely locked into place, the two ends of the fiber cable can then be inserted into the connector. Each end of the cable should be securely tightened by hand, as any further tightening could damage the cable.

The RF-Intro 1985355-4 fiber optic connector uses Pre-installed UPC sleeves to provide an added layer of protection. These sleeves also offer low-friction, easier connection and disconnection. They also help in increasing the coupling efficiency and are designed for accurate alignment between the two fibers.

Once the cable is securely locked into place, it is ready for optical testing. This means that the device can now be used for measuring the power of the optical signal or for checking the continuity and the optical performance of the fiber optic cable.