12 Fiber LC UPC Pigtail, 1m G.652.D Single Mode

12 Fiber LC UPC Pigtail with G.652.D single-mode fiber, 1m length and 0.9mm color-coded branches for splicing and ODF use.

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12 Fiber LC UPC Pigtail for Single-Mode Fiber Termination

The 12 Fiber LC UPC Pigtail is a 1-meter, color-coded bundle for terminating 12 G.652.D single-mode fibers in optical distribution frames and fiber access networks. Each 0.9 mm branch has an LC/UPC connector at one end and an unterminated end for splicing to the corresponding cable fiber. This fixed configuration is supplied as one 12-fiber bundle, with no connector or length options within this listing.

LC/UPC connector ends are designed for compatible LC/UPC mating interfaces. They must not be directly mated with angled-polish LC/APC ends, even though both belong to the LC connector family. Choosing the correct polish helps avoid avoidable connection loss and damage to mating end faces.

The individual branch colors assist fiber identification during installation. After each free end is prepared and spliced to the correct cable fiber, completed splices can be protected and organized in a suitable tray. The 0.9 mm branches are intended for protected termination environments; the assembly is not a two-ended patch cord or a complete outdoor-rated cable. For an ODF or fiber distribution box, also check the available connector ports and routing space.

Product TypeFiber optic pigtail bundleFiber Count12 fibers
ConnectorLC/UPCFiber TypeG.652.D single-mode
Assembly Length1 mBranch Diameter0.9 mm
TerminationLC/UPC to unterminated fiberBranch IdentificationColor-coded fibers
Insertion Loss≤0.3 dB (supplier specification)Return Loss (UPC)≥50 dB (supplier specification)
Illustration of fiber optic pigtail structure and splicing in a fiber termination system

A fiber optic pigtail has a connector at one end and an unterminated fiber end for joining to a cable by splicing. Multi-fiber pigtail bundles allow individual fibers to be identified, routed into splice trays and connected to the correct distribution ports. Protect each completed splice and manage fiber routing according to the enclosure and cable requirements.

Fiber optic pigtails used in FTTH and optical fiber distribution network applications

Fiber optic pigtails are used in FTTH distribution boxes, optical distribution frames and telecom termination enclosures. Selection depends on fiber mode, connector type, polish, fiber count and available splice-tray space. Match the connector and polish to the intended adapter and the fiber characteristics to the network design before installation.

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FAQ

Can I use this LC/UPC pigtail with an LC/APC port?

Use a compatible LC/UPC mating interface. LC/UPC and LC/APC connectors have different end-face polishes and must not be directly mated.

Are the 12 fibers supplied as separate patch cords?

No. The listing is one 12-fiber color-coded pigtail bundle. Each branch has an LC/UPC connector at one end and a free end for splicing. A patch cord is normally terminated at both ends.

How should the unterminated fiber ends be installed?

The free ends are prepared and typically fusion-spliced to the matching fibers in the distribution cable. Protect finished splices and arrange the branches in a compatible splice tray.

What should I check before fitting this pigtail into an ODF?

Verify that the panel uses LC/UPC ports, that the splice tray can accommodate 12 individual 0.9 mm branches, and that the fiber type matches the network design.

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12 Fiber LC UPC Pigtail, 1m G.652.D Single Mode