Hubbell Premise Wiring FPBKR12SC1M Fiber Pigtail Sc Mm 12F

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING FPBKR12SC1M is a 12-fiber multimode pigtail bundle terminated with SC connectors. Fiber pigtails are single-end terminated fiber assemblies used to splice or connect pre-connectorized fiber tails to trunk cables or distribution fiber inside enclosures and patch panels. This bundle provides 12 individual SC-terminated multimode fibers in a single assembly, reducing termination time in the field. It is handled and installed by low-voltage cabling technicians, data center infrastructure technicians, and licensed communications contractors working on structured cabling systems.

This pigtail bundle is suited for use in horizontal and backbone fiber distribution systems inside commercial buildings, data centers, and enterprise network infrastructure. The SC multimode connectors make it appropriate for use with 50-micron or 62.5-micron multimode fiber links operating at standard LAN and data center transmission wavelengths. It is typically installed inside fiber enclosures, splice trays, or wall-mount distribution boxes where pre-terminated pigtails are fusion-spliced to incoming fiber runs.

Key Features

• 12-fiber bundle provides multiple terminations in a single assembly for faster enclosure builds
• SC connectors offer a push-pull latching mechanism suited for high-density panel work
• Multimode fiber type compatible with standard LAN-speed and short-haul optical transmission
• Single-end termination design intended for fusion or mechanical splicing to field fiber
• Sold as a single bundle unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard installation component for SC-terminated multimode fiber patch panels, fiber enclosures, and splice tray assemblies used in structured cabling infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation of fiber pigtail bundles should be performed by trained low-voltage or communications cabling technicians following TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Power down or disable active fiber transceivers on the associated ports before handling fiber ends to avoid eye hazard from laser or LED sources. Use appropriate fiber-rated cleaning tools and inspection scopes before mating SC connectors. Avoid sharp bends below the minimum bend radius of the fiber during routing inside enclosures.