Hubbell Premise Wiring FHPBKR6LC6S Lc Sm Fiber Pigtail 6F

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING FHPBKR6LC6S is a single-mode fiber optic pigtail bundle terminated with LC connectors in a 6-fiber configuration. Fiber pigtails are pre-terminated on one end and left bare on the other, allowing technicians to splice directly into a fiber distribution run or terminate inside a patch panel housing. The LC single-mode termination suits low-loss, long-distance backbone and horizontal cabling installations. This bundle format keeps multiple pigtails organized during splice tray and enclosure work, reducing handling time and the risk of connector damage during installation.

This pigtail bundle is suited for structured cabling installations in commercial, enterprise, and data center environments where single-mode LC connectivity is required. Typical applications include fiber distribution panels, splice enclosures, and optical network demarcation points. The 6-fiber count supports small trunk runs or individual circuit terminations in telecommunications rooms and equipment areas. Licensed low-voltage cabling contractors and network infrastructure technicians are the primary installers of this product.

Key Features

• LC connector termination on single-mode fiber for low-loss long-distance performance
• 6-fiber bundle configuration keeps pigtails organized in splice trays and enclosures
• Pre-terminated end eliminates field polishing and reduces termination time
• Bare splice end allows fusion or mechanical splicing directly to fiber plant
• Sold as a single bundle unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit component for LC single-mode fiber patch panels, splice enclosures, and fiber distribution units requiring 6-fiber pigtail terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician familiar with fiber optic splicing and termination practices. Always inspect LC connectors with an approved fiber inspection scope before mating to avoid contamination-related signal loss. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local low-voltage cabling codes when routing and securing fiber within enclosures. Avoid bending pigtail fibers below the minimum bend radius specified for the cable type to prevent microbend loss.