MCL Data Solutions Optical Fibre Armoured Patch Cords

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MCL’s armoured patch cords are used in customer premises, central offices and in harsh environments. The patch cords provide flexible interconnection to active equipment, passive optical devices and cross-connects. Armoured patch cords are constructed with a helical stainless steel tape over a buffered fibre surrounded by a layer of aramid and stainless steel mesh with an outer jacket. MCL patch cords are terminated with our standard range of connectors, all quality tested to meet both MCL and international standards. Connector Specification Applications CATV / VIDEO Passive Optical Network PON FTTX ATM, SONET and WDM Military applications.

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LC-UPC 9/125
Duplex Patch Cord Armoured
OpticalFibreAssemblies ProductDatasheet
Armoured Patch Cord
Features
SC, LC, ST and FC connectors
Available in low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) jacket
Conforms to IEC, EIA-TIA and Telcordia performance requirements
Available in different fibre types
Available in standard and custom lengths
RoHS, REACH and SvHC compliant
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MCL’s armoured patch cords are used in customer premises, central ofﬁces
and in harsh environments. The patch cords provide ﬂexible interconnection to
active equipment, passive optical devices and cross-connects. Armoured patch
cords are constructed with a helical stainless steel tape over a buffered ﬁbre
surrounded by a layer of aramid and stainless steel mesh with an outer jacket.
MCL patch cords are terminated with our standard range of connectors, all
quality tested to meet both MCL and international standards.
Connector Specification
Applications
CATV / VIDEO
Passive Optical Network PON
FTTX
ATM, SONET and WDM
Military applications
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OPTICAL PERFORMANCE SINGLEMODE MULTIMODE CONFORMANCE
IL Max/Master (Acceptance) 0.3dB 0.3dB IEC 61300-3-4
Ave/Master* 0.18dB 0.2dB IEC 61300-3-4
Ave/Random* 0.18dB - IEC 61300-3-34
Return Loss Singlemode UPC/APC 50/60 dB - IEC 61300-3-6
CHARACTERISTICS
Attenuation (dB/km) Singlemode 0.38@1310nm / 0.25 @1550nm
Chromatic Dispersion (ps/nm x km) Singlemode 3.0 @ 1310nm / 18.0 @1550nm
Attenuation (dB/km) Multimode 2.8@850nm / 0.8 @1300nm
Fibre Specification
SC-PC 50/125
Simplex Patch Cord Armoured
CHARACTERISTICS SIMPLEX DUPLEX
Cable Material LSZH LSZH
Strength Member Aramid Aramid
Crush (N) short term 3000 3000
Crush (N) long term 200 200
Operating Temperature (°C) -20 to 60 -20 to 60
Fire Speciﬁcation IEC 60332-1 IEC 60332-1
Cable Specification

OpticalFibreAssemblies ProductDatasheet
Armoured Patch Cord
Outer Jacket
Aramid
Tight Buffer Fibre
Hellical Metal Tape
Metal Braid Mesh
Duplex Patch cord ArmouredSimplex Patch cord Armoured
Outer Jacket
Aramid
Tight Buffer Fibre
Hellical Metal Tape
Metal Braid Mesh
Outer Jacket Metal Braid Mesh Aramid Hellical Metal Tape Tight Buffer FibreCable
Part Number Generator
Connector
END A
Connector
END B
Fibre type
Cable
Configuration
Cable Colour
Cable
length (m)
FC FC FC FC OS1/OS2 9
Duplex
3.3mm
D33A
SM
Blue
BE
FC/APC FCA FC/APC FCA OM1 62
Simplex
3mm
S30A
OM1/OM2
Grey
GY
SC SC SC SC OM2 50
OM3
Aqua
AQ
SC/APC SCA SC/APC SCA OM3 53
OM4
Aqua
AQ
ST ST ST ST OM4 54
LC LC LC LC
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