Hubbell Premise Wiring FPBKLTR12LC3M Fiber Optic Pigtail

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING FPBKLTR12LC3M is a fiber optic pigtail bundle designed for structured cabling installations. It features LC connectors terminated to 250-micron buffered multimode fiber strands, making it suited for splicing into distribution cables or terminating fiber runs inside patch panels and splice enclosures. Electricians and low-voltage cabling technicians use this pigtail bundle when a pre-terminated, factory-polished end is preferred over field polishing. The LC connector format is a small-form-factor design widely used in high-density network equipment and telecommunications panels.

This pigtail bundle is used in commercial and institutional structured cabling projects, including data centers, telecom rooms, and horizontal or backbone fiber distribution systems. It is appropriate for multimode fiber links operating on short-reach network equipment such as Gigabit Ethernet and 10GbE switches that accept LC multimode interfaces. Installers typically fusion-splice or mechanically splice the pigtail tails into a blown or pulled fiber cable within a splice tray or enclosure.

Key Features

• LC connector format for high-density multimode fiber terminations
• 250-micron tight buffer construction compatible with standard splice trays
• Factory-polished LC terminations reduce field polishing time and rework
• Multimode fiber strand type supports short-reach Gigabit and 10GbE applications
• Bundle configuration allows simultaneous termination of multiple fiber strands

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and installation component for multimode LC fiber optic patch panels, splice enclosures, and fiber distribution systems using 250-micron buffered multimode fiber cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or communications cabling technician familiar with fiber optic splicing procedures. De-energize all active optical transceivers and follow laser safety precautions before handling open fiber ends. Fusion splicing is the preferred method for joining pigtail tails to distribution cable; mechanical splicing is acceptable where fusion equipment is unavailable. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local codes for fiber routing, bend radius, and splice tray management.