PROCON Mini D-hole SLP
Expanded beam connector, mini-size, D-hole with 1-4 channels.
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The PROCON Mini D-hole (SLP) Super-Low Profile is the smallest expanded beam connector available on the market today. It can be configured with single-mode or multi-mode from 1 channel to 4 channels.
The Super-Low Profile allows it to be used even in the most cramped environments and installations.
Like the other connectors in the PROCON family, it is compatible with other mini-size expanded beam connectors on the market.
Features
- Advanced expanded beam technology
- Hermaphroditic interconnection
- 1 to 4 fiber channels single-mode or multi-mode
- No adaptors needed
- Low downtime field repair
- Easy clean, no special tools
Optical
| Type | Single-mode (SM), Multi-mode (MM) or hybrid |
| Optional transmission | 10Gbit/s |
| 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 | >35dB at 1310nm or 1550nm. Polarization dependent loss less than 0,35 dB |
Mechanical
| Coupling type | Hermaphroditic |
| Compliant | ROHS & REACH |
| Material | Hard anodized aluminium |
| Alternative material | Marine bronze & stainless steel |
| Colour | Grey |
| Durability | 3000 mating cycles |
| Freefall | 500 falls from 1,2 meters height |
| Vibration | 5-500Hz, 0,75mm amplitude at 10G |
| Shaking | 390 m/S numbers of shakes 3x4000 |
| Shock pulse length | 11ms, half-sine at 35g. Numbers of axis: 3 (x, y, z) |
Environmental
| Operating temperature | -57°C to +85°C |
| Water immersion | IP67 |
| Air pressure | <25kPa -55°C during 4h |
| Corrosion resistance | 500h salt spray |
| Flammability | DOD-STD-1678, method 5010 |
Compatible with:
- Fibreco - Mini 2
- QPC Q - Micro
- Te Pro-Beam - Mini
- Telecast MX - Mini
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