CONEC has advanced its water-resistant series of connectors to include fibre-optic duplex LC connectors. The IP67-rated parts allow designers to incorporate these data ports in harsh environments.
Suitable for communications, security and surveillance equipment applications, the connectors provide protection from contamination and moisture in addition to mechanical stability, temperature resistance and vibration immunity. The range also includes a multimode 50/125 m (300 m 10GbE – OM3) cable option.
The LC product family features a 1/6th turn bayonet coupling for fast and secure mating and unmating, even with gloved hands. To optimise chemical resistance, UV resistance and tolerance to physical abuse, the connectors are available in two different housing materials: black plastic and nickel-plated, zinc die-cast. All connectors are duplex LC type, in single-mode, multimode and APC types.
The product line includes panel-mounted receptacles, mating plugs and protective caps. Pre-terminated jumper cables, including cables suitable for outdoor use and direct burial, in standard lengths from 1 metre to 300 metres are also included. The IP67 connectors ensure a continuously secure connection and are dustproof and weatherproof, with a silicone ring seal that makes a watertight connection to the panel.
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