LC Optical Fibre Connectors was the first small form factor connector on the market. The use of a high performance 1.25 mm ferule gives the connector extremely high performance characteristics.

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ST Optical Fibre Connectors has been the main stay of optical fibre connectors for many years. It can be found in almost every communications room world wide, but used mainly in data communications systems.

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SC Optical Fibre Connectors is comprised of a polymer body and a ceramic ferrule/spring/crimp barrel assembly plus a crimp over sleeve and rubber boot.

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FC Optical Fibre Connectors is used extensively in the telecommunications market, where long singlemode optical fibre cables can run upwards of 50km.

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MU Optical Fibre Connectors uses a high performance 1.25 mm ferrule which gives the connector extremely high performance characteristics.

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MTP® MPO Optical Fibre Connectors The Optronics MTP® cabling solution utilises MTP® branded MPO connectors manufactured by US Conec Ltd. The MTP® connector provides rapid connection of 12 fibres.

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MTRJ Optical Fibre Connectors The Optronics version of the MTRJ, is capable of terminating any 125μm fibre. The flexibility of the connector allows it to be used in short run local area networks in addition to longer haul cabling using singlemode fibre.

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SC Field Installable Connectors SC field-installable connectors (FIC) are factory terminated and polished to make fibre terminations fast, easy and reliable.

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LC Field Installable Connectors LC field-installable connectors (FIC) are factory terminated and polished to make fibre terminations fast, easy and reliable.

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ST Field Installable Connectors ST field-installable connectors (FIC) are factory terminated and polished to make fibre terminations fast, easy and reliable.

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Attenuators Singlemode and multimode attenuators are used in communication systems to reduce optical power launched onto the photo detector.

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