HSCH-2PH2-B1(P)(61)

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With more and more applications of fiber optics in the information age, there is an increasing demand for various types of fiber optic connectors and housings. HSCH-2PH2-B1(P)(61) is one of the most commonly used fiber optic connectors and housings for applications in the telecommunications industry.

Structurally, HSCH-2PH2-B1(P)(61) is a two-piece plastic fiber optic housing that features two rows of holes for the contact terminals. The contact terminals are arranged in a cross pattern, with the two rows containing up to 6 holes, depending on the application. The overall connector configuration allows for additional expansion with the use of conversion modules.

In terms of performance, HSCH-2PH2-B1(P)(61) exceeds common requirements for telecom applications and offers excellent performance and reliability in a wide range of environmental conditions. It is designed to withstand the rigors of harsh environments, featuring an enclosure designed to be IP67 rated and allowing operation in temperatures ranging from -40 to +85 degrees Celsius.

In terms of working principle, HSCH-2PH2-B1(P)(61) fiber optic connector housing utilizes the plug-and-socket mechanism of a standard fiber-optic connector. This mechanism is used to align the mating ends of two fiber optic cables and form an inexpensive, reliable interconnection. This type of connector is known for its reliable connection and small size, making it ideal for small fiber optic networks.

HSCH-2PH2-B1(P)(61) is extremely popular for several reasons. Its small size and rugged construction make it ideal for harsh and space-limited applications, while its reliable connection makes it ideal for telecom applications. Additionally, it can be easily expanded using conversion modules, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications. As a result, HSCH-2PH2-B1(P)(61) is a valuable fiber optic connector and housing for various types of fiber optic applications.

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