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This connector hits a return loss of 60dB at both 1310 and 1550nm, which is what you need for single-mode FTTH builds where every dB counts, and insertion loss stays under 0.3dB—tested per IEC standard with a 1.5m pigtail reference, not the padded banana numbers some shops run.
We’re seeing it used most by field crews running 0.9mm drop cables and 2.0mm risers in MDUs, where the thirty-year service life and >30N tensile strength matter more than bench specs, and the guide rail tool gets terminations done in under forty seconds without epoxy or polish.
You can store these at room temp in sealed bags for up to eighteen months before install—no special climate control needed, though I’d keep them out of direct sun because the pre-polished ferrule’s index-matching gel can degrade faster above 40°C ambient.
The success rate sits at 99% or higher across, and each connector reterminates over fifty times on the same body if you mess up the fiber cleave, which saves a lot of truck rolls compared to fusion splices on emergency repairs.
Orders over 500 pieces ship from stock in three to five days, and we’ll do mixed cable diameter quantities in the same box—0.9mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm round or that 2.0x3.0mm flat stuff—just specify when you place the PO.
Our QC pulls random samples from every lot for insertion loss sweeps at 1310/1550nm with a 2% measurement uncertainty, so you’re not gambling on consistency, and mechanical splice mechanism uses a simple cam lock that field techs actually prefer over screw-down designs.
MOQ is 100 pieces for stock items. If you need less, we can sometimes do a sample pack — just ask.
Yes, we can include a batch test report with your shipment showing insertion loss and return loss values. Certificates like RoHS are available on request.
It handles 0.9mm, 2.0mm, and 3.0mm round cables, plus 2.0x3.0mm flat ones — no adapter needed. Just clamp and go.
Keep them in the original sealed bag at room temperature, away from dust and moisture. Once opened, use within 30 days for best results.
We pack them in sealed anti-static bags, then into sturdy cartons with foam inserts. For large quantities, we can do box-in-box packaging to prevent crushing.
