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Many fiber optic patch panels use ST connectors. But modern data communication and telecommunication equipment adapt SC fiber connectors as the first choice.
However, this does not pose ta problem in most situations. Why not? Because fiber optic patch cables are available with ST-ST connectors, SC-SC connectors and SC-ST connectors.
It is the same solution for most other fiber optic connector types such as FC, LC, MTRJ, MU, SMA 905 and SMA 906 or even E2000. But it is a good practice to use the shortest cable possible to reduce the amount of slack in the cable, thus reducing the number of loops in the cable and reducing the possibility of violating the minimum bend radius.
:: Fiber cable types in fiber optic communication industry
Fiber optic cables are divided into two types: single mode fiber and multimode fiber. In addition to this categorization, fiber cables can also be categorized by how it is sheathed.
1. Loose tube fiber
A buffer tube is a protective sheath in which individual strands of optical fibers are encased. This is called a loose tube fiber cable.
Loose tube fiber cables are usually designed for outdoor applications. They may contain water-blocking gel in the tube to protect the cables from moisture, extreme environmental temperature and other hazards.
Loose tube cables can withstand aerial as well as underground installation.
2. Tight buffer fiber4
A single strand optical fiber can be enclosed in a 900um buffer sheathing. This 900um buffer is called tight buffer. Kevlar strands can be included to provide additional protection from the environment and also for fiber cable pulling.
Tight buffered fibers are usually for indoor applications. But they can be encased in additional fiber jacket to make outdoor applications too.
Colin Yao is an expert on fiber optic communication technology and products. Learn even more about ST patch cable, LC ST patch and ST ST patch on Fiber Optics For Sale Co. web site.
What to Know About Low Voltage Systems for Landscape Lighting
Outdoor landscape lighting is a simple improvement that can make a huge difference in appearance of your home and property. Outdoor landscape lighting is typically used along driveways, steps, walkways, and pointing up at walls, fences, and trees.
There are a couple of important things to consider when planning your landscape lighting project, specifically whether you are using low voltage lighting versus 120V lighting systems. In general, low voltage, 12 volt, landscape lighting is safer to operate than the traditional 120V system. Installation can usually be done easily without the need of an electrician, and can be plugged into existing outdoor receptacles. There is more flexibility when installing and relocating the lighting because only a cable is hidden. A 120V system however will usually require installation to be performed by a licensed electrical contractor, and require wires to be buried and in a protective conduit, which makes it difficult to move. This also makes 120V systems more expensive, and can sometimes require local permits. 12V operating systems cost about a 1/3 less than that of 120V systems.
Many also prefer 12V lamps because they are small and allow fixtures to be smaller and less obtrusive. Lamps are also available in low wattages of
75 or less, so you have a choice over a hundred bulbs available for your application. The low wattage bulbs can also offer more precise lighting effects and lower energy costs. A120V system, on the other hand, only has about a dozen available options for your application, and the lamps are much larger thus requiring larger fixtures to house them. This eliminates problems of fixture and lamp availability along with concerns of limited selection when you choose low voltage lighting.
If you are working on a landscape lighting project that requires 120V wiring only, but do not want to be limited in fixture design you can now find 12V to 120V conversion kits you can easily use those high quality 12V fixtures!
It is recommended that you purchase a conversion kit, so that you no longer need to compromise or limit design when having to utilize a property’s “High Voltage (120V)” power source. The type of conversion kit you need depends on what type of lighting you are working with. Below are two types of kits you are likely to use.
When working with Flood, Accent and Path lighting fixtures, you will want to choose a kit that includes the following:
(1) Permanent post
(1) 75w step down electronic transformer
(1) 120V lamp
(1) Copper wire lead for grounding.
When working with Deck and Wall lighting fixtures, you will want to choose a kit that includes the following:
(1) 75w step down electronic transformer
(1) 120V lamp
(1) Copper wire lead for grounding.
About the Author
Bruce Dennis is a part of the Light Club USA team based in Southern California. With more than 30 years of experience and expertise in the lighting business, Light Club USA specializes in indoor and outdoor landscape lighting products, low voltage, high voltage, solar, and LED lighting products and accessories. Visit www.LightClubUSA.com or call 818-349-2663 for information on our Low Price Guarantee.
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