One-Click™ Fiber Optic Cleaner for LC and MU Connectors - 1.25mm
One-Click™ Fiber Optic Cleaner for LC and MU Connectors - 1.25mm - Single-Push, 1000+ Cleanings
Item No: FOC-1.25-CLICK
MFG Part#: FOC-1.25-CLICK
This is a 1.25mm One-Click Fiber Optic Cleaning Pen that is great for quickly removing dirt, dust, oil, and grease from optical fiber adapters. It is designed to clean LC and MU connectors.
This fiber optic cleaning pen is great at cleaning hard-to-reach areas, ferrule end-faces and inside the plug within fiber optics connectors. No solvents are required. They are appropriate for both field and manufacturing use. A single click action makes this cleaning pen simple to use and the replaceable cleaning cartridge allows you to reduce cleaning costs, by getting in a 1000+ dependable cleanings. The smart structure design of this fiber optic cleaning pen makes it perfect for removing dirt from fiber cables, adapter, and transceiver modules.
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Fiber Optic Cleaning Pen Features & Specifications
- Single click activation
- Easy to use and efficient
- Lightweight and safe
- Compact body
- Anti-static design prevents secondary contamination
- Optimized for in-situ/behind the panel cleaning
- Plastic base minimizes concern for fiber tip damage
- Standards Compliance IEC-61300-3-35; IEC-TSB-XYZ
- Tx/Rx cleaning
Why Cleaning is Important?
A clean connector is critical to the dependability of any optical network architecture. When mated, connector end faces have even little amounts of dirt (skin oils, dust, lotions, water residue, etc.) they will suffer not only from power degradation but also an increased probability of permanent damage. Good cleaning techniques, proper training and the use of dependable cleaning tools will help prevent signal degradation, residue cross contamination, and will reduce lasting effects of contamination. The result of unclean connectors when mating is cross contamination of both connectors and potential damage like scratches to the ferrule end face. The best practice standard for mating connectors is to always inspect both connectors.
