Hubbell Premise Wiring FHPBKR12ST1M Fiber Pigtail St Mm 12F

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING FHPBKR12ST1M is a 12-fiber multimode fiber optic pigtail bundle terminated with ST connectors. Pigtail bundles are factory-terminated on one end and left unterminated on the other, allowing technicians to splice or fusion-weld the bare fiber directly to a distribution cable inside a patch panel, splice enclosure, or fiber distribution unit. The ST connector end plugs into standard ST-compatible ports. With 12 fibers per bundle, this assembly is suited for mid-density termination work where speed and pre-tested connector quality are required over field-polished terminations.

This pigtail bundle is used in structured cabling installations for commercial buildings, data centers, campus networks, and industrial facilities wherever multimode fiber backbone or horizontal runs terminate inside an enclosure. Installers fuse or mechanically splice the bare fiber ends to incoming cable fibers, then route the ST connectors to adapter panels. The 12-fiber count aligns with common 12-strand multimode distribution cables, making it a natural match for single-cable termination jobs.

Key Features

• Factory-terminated ST connectors on one end for consistent insertion loss and return loss performance
• 12-fiber bundle count matches standard 12-strand multimode distribution cable configurations
• Multimode fiber type supports 850 nm and 1300 nm wavelength transmission
• Bare fiber on unterminated end is ready for fusion splicing or mechanical splicing
• Bundled construction keeps individual fibers organized during installation inside enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for structured cabling systems using ST-type multimode fiber optic patch panels, splice enclosures, and fiber distribution units.

Installation Notes

Fiber optic pigtail termination is typically performed by a low-voltage cabling technician or registered communications distribution designer following BICSI and TIA-568 guidelines. De-energize any active transceivers and never look directly into an active fiber port. Use a fusion splicer or mechanical splice appropriate for the fiber type, and clean all connectors with approved fiber cleaning tools before mating. Protect spliced joints inside a splice tray rated for the enclosure environment.