Lynn Electronics S-LU1BL-SRW9-001M Fiber Pigtail 9/125

Product Description

The LYNN ELECTRONICS S-LU1BL-SRW9-001M is an Implex 900-micrometer singlemode fiber optic pigtail with a 9/125 core-to-cladding ratio. Fiber pigtails terminate one end with a factory-polished connector while leaving the opposite end as a bare fiber stub for splicing into a fiber distribution or splice enclosure. The 9/125 singlemode construction supports long-distance, low-attenuation signal transmission, making this pigtail suitable for structured cabling runs and fiber-to-the-premises installations. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors are the primary installers of this component.

This pigtail is used in singlemode fiber distribution frames, splice trays, and termination enclosures in both commercial and residential structured cabling environments. The 900-micrometer tight-buffer construction provides added protection during routing through splice enclosures. It is well suited for fusion or mechanical splicing applications where a pre-terminated connector end is required on one side of the splice point.

Key Features

• 900-micrometer tight-buffer construction for added mechanical protection inside splice enclosures
• 9/125 singlemode fiber optimized for long-distance, low-attenuation transmission
• Factory-polished connector end eliminates field termination on the connector side
• Bare fiber stub end designed for fusion or mechanical splicing
• Sold as a single unit for flexible quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style singlemode fiber pigtail for use in standard 9/125 singlemode fiber distribution frames, splice enclosures, and patch panels accepting 900-micrometer tight-buffer pigtails.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage cabling technicians or network infrastructure contractors. Power down or disable any active optical transceivers on the fiber link before handling bare fiber ends. Fusion splicing requires a calibrated fusion splicer and proper cleaving tools. Follow applicable structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes when routing and securing fiber within enclosures.