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News Release from: Siemon UK | Subject: Industrial LC
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 08 December 2004

Fibre-optic connector makes the grade
for industry

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Siemon has released a new industrial-grade fibre optic connector suitable for use in harsh environments.

Siemon has released a new industrial-grade fibre optic connector suitable for use in harsh environments The Industrial LC fibre solution provides a robust high performance fibre connection in even the most challenging manufacturing environments An IP66/IP67-rated connector designed for the rigors of industrial environments, the Industrial LC is based on the industry-standard LC fibre optic connector encapsulated in a high-impact, chemical-resistant thermoplastic housing, making it immune to dust, moisture, washdown, vibration and temperature extremes

The connector housing is a variant of Siemon's proven, tri-pin bayonet Industrial Max RJ45 connector, which has been widely accepted and used in the harsh-environment market for over three years.

The Industrial LC is a duplex-style LC fibre connector, compatible with standards-compliant optical fibre, including 50 and 62.5 micron multimode and meets ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.3 and ISO/IEC 11801 Ed2.0 specifications.

In addition to encapsulation, the Industrial LC affords users an expanded operational temperature range, redundant sealing and superior strain relief capabilities.

"Customers have been asking for a fibre-optic version of the Industrial Max, and Siemon has responded", says Randy Below, Vice President: Industrial and OEM Sales at Siemon.

"We're excited to add the Industrial LC to our portfolio of industrial and harsh environment connectivity to meet their needs".

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