Pigtail SC SM

The Pigtail SC SM is a fiber optic component used in telecommunications and data networks to facilitate the termination of fiber optic cables. "Pigtail" refers to a short length of fiber optic cable, usually around a couple of meters, that has a connector on one end and is designed to be spliced into a loose fiber cable on the other end. "SC" stands for Subscriber Connector or Standard Connector, a common type of push-pull optical fiber connector characterized by its square shape and snap-in coupling which ensures accuracy and quick connectivity.

"SM" denotes single mode, indicating that the pigtail is designed for single mode fiber optics, which is used for long-distance signal transmission due to its ability to carry light directly down the fiber with minimal signal loss.

The Pigtail SC SM is essential for connecting fibers in optical distribution frames (ODFs), patch panels, or other termination boxes, and is ideal for applications that require high performance and reliability in high-speed and high-capacity telecommunication networks. It is commonly made with high-quality, low-loss single-mode optical fiber that meets industry standards, ensuring optimal performance.