Hubbell Premise Wiring FPRJC3MM Fiber Optic Pigtail Mt-rj

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING FPRJC3MM is a fiber optic pigtail terminated with a male MT-RJ connector, designed for 62.5 micron multimode fiber infrastructure. A pigtail is a factory-terminated fiber strand with a connector on one end and an unterminated end on the other, intended to be fusion-spliced or mechanically spliced to field fiber runs. The MT-RJ connector is a compact duplex connector that houses both transmit and receive fibers in a single housing. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors install this component during fiber distribution frame buildouts, splice enclosure terminations, and patch panel installations.

This pigtail suits structured cabling installations in commercial and residential environments where 62.5 micron multimode fiber is the deployed infrastructure. Common applications include terminating backbone fiber runs inside telecommunications rooms, data centers, and equipment closets. The MT-RJ form factor is frequently found in legacy and space-constrained installations where duplex connectivity in a small footprint is required. It is sold as a single unit and is stocked within the fiber and patch cable category.

Key Features

• Factory-terminated male MT-RJ connector for consistent, low-loss terminations
• 62.5 micron multimode fiber core suited for short to medium distance data transmission
• Duplex connectivity in a single compact MT-RJ housing
• Splice-ready unterminated end for fusion or mechanical splicing to field fiber
• Sold individually for flexible deployment quantities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style pigtail for use with 62.5 micron multimode fiber distribution frames, splice enclosures, and patch panels accepting male MT-RJ connectors.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed low-voltage cabling technician or qualified network infrastructure contractor. The unterminated fiber end is fusion-spliced or mechanically spliced to the field fiber run inside a splice enclosure or tray. Deactivate any active optical transceivers connected to the fiber path before handling to avoid exposure to laser light. Follow TIA-568 and local low-voltage cabling codes for fiber termination and bend radius requirements.