PROCON HMC D-hole
PROCON expanded beam connector, HMC, D-hole with 1-4 channels for single-mode and multi-mode.
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PROCON HMC expanded beam connectors are available in 1 to 4 channels, multi-mode or single-mode. PROCON HMC expanded beam connectors have been designed for use in demanding harsh environments where size and space requirements are critical.
The HMC connector series is a small expanded beam connector suited for broadcast, military, industrial, and petrochemical applications.
Features
- 4 fiber channels in single- or multi-mode
- Advanced expanded beam technology
- Hermaphroditic interconnection
- Rugged connector design
- Extremely repeatable, long life
- No adaptors needed
- Easy clean, no special tools
Optical
| Type | Single-mode (SM), Multi-mode (MM) or hybrid |
| Insertions loss (SM) | Typical insertion loss -1,0dB (1310 nm) Maximum insertion loss -1,5dB (1310 nm) |
| Insertion loss (MM) | Typical insertion loss -1,0dB (1300 nm) Maximum insertion loss -1,5dB (1300 nm) |
| Return loss (PDL) | 9/125 @ 1310/1550nm >45dB (typical 48dB) |
Mechanical
| Coupling type | Hermaphroditic |
| Compliant | ROHS & REACH |
| Material | Hard anodized aluminum |
| Freefall | 500 falls from 1,2 meters height |
Environmental
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Storage temperature | -55°C to +85°C |
| Water immersion | IP67 up to 2m immersion |
| Flammability | DOD-STD-1678, method 5010 |
Compatible with:
- Fibreco Mini 3
- Stratos HMC
How to clean the expanded beam connector?
This instruction covers the cleaning procedure for the expanded beam (EB) connectors and its optical interface (mating face, optical path lenses, EB insert and alignment features). These connectors are non-contacting; therefore, mating the connector without cleaning first typically will not cause permanent damage to the optic interface.
What is an Expanded Beam Connector?
The fiber optic technology allows a large amount of data to be transferred with low insertion loss even in harsh environments, without risk of damage to the fiber. The Expanded Beam Connector is used in several harsh environments such as mining, transportation systems, outside broadcasting, offshore and subsea, and in different types of industries.
The evolution of FALCON Expanded Beam Connector
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