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Fibre-optic connector introduces 'plug and play'
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Harting product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Jan 23, 2006
Push-Pull fibre-optic connector which integrates a standard LC fibre-optic connector into Harting's Push-Pull housing, brings 'plug and play' connectivity to industrial environments.
The new Push-Pull Fibre LC connector from HARTING is the first fibre-optic connector within the company's RJ Industrial Push-Pull family, and brings 'plug and play' connectivity to fibre-optic communications within the industrial environment.
The new connector, which integrates a standard LC fibre-optic connector into Harting's Push-Pull housing, is robust, vibration-resistant and environmentally protected to IP 65/67, making it ideal for use in harsh industrial environments.
The Push-Pull Fibre LC device is particularly suited to applications where long transmission distances, high data rates or EMC problems make IP-protected multimode glass fibre the preferred solution to traditional copper cabling.
The new fibre-optic connector can be used in a variety of configurations, including panel feed-through applications.
Future developments include a POF (polymer optical fibre) version and the facility for direct coupling to electro-optical convertors such as SFF (small form factor) transceivers.
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