Optical Cable Corp. 616SC50G Sc 50 Micron Adapter Plate

Product Description

The OPTICAL CABLE CORP. 616SC50G is an SC-type fiber optic adapter plate assembly designed for 50-micron multimode fiber installations. This component provides a secure, low-loss mating interface for SC-terminated fiber optic cables within modular wall plates, patch panels, and fiber distribution enclosures. It is installed by network technicians, low-voltage electricians, and structured cabling professionals during fiber infrastructure builds, moves, adds, or changes in both commercial and light industrial environments. The 616SC50G accepts SC duplex or simplex connectors and maintains proper fiber alignment to preserve signal integrity across the connection point.

This adapter plate assembly is suited for 50-micron multimode fiber optic networks, including Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit backbone runs in commercial buildings, data centers, and campus environments. It fits into standard modular faceplate or surface-mount enclosure openings that accept snap-in fiber inserts. The assembly ships as a single unit and is intended for use wherever SC-type fiber terminations must be transitioned through a wall outlet or patch panel port.

Key Features

• SC connector interface optimized for 50-micron multimode fiber
• Modular adapter plate format for use in standard fiber faceplates and enclosures
• Maintains precise fiber alignment to minimize insertion loss at the mating point
• Single-unit assembly for straightforward field installation
• Compatible with fiber module connector and insert category hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or installation component for SC-type 50-micron multimode fiber optic modular faceplate and panel systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or structured cabling professionals. De-energize any active fiber links and follow proper fiber handling procedures before installing or replacing adapter plate assemblies. Clean all fiber end-faces before mating to prevent contamination-related signal loss. Local codes and TIA-568 structured cabling standards should be consulted for fiber optic infrastructure installations.