Ortronics 63700051 Tracjack Sc Duplex Fiber Adapter

Product Description

The ORTRONICS 63700051 is a TracJack SC duplex fiber optic adapter designed for structured cabling installations. This modular adapter accepts SC-style duplex fiber connectors and snaps into compatible TracJack wall plates and patch panels, providing a clean, low-profile termination point for fiber runs. It is a standard single-unit component sold individually. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors install this adapter when building out fiber-to-the-desk or backbone distribution points in commercial and light industrial environments. The beige finish blends with standard fog-colored TracJack faceplates and housings.

This adapter is used in horizontal and backbone fiber cabling systems where SC duplex connections are required at the work area outlet or consolidation point. Typical installations include office buildings, data centers, and campus network environments where fiber terminations must be organized at patch panels or wall outlets. It suits both multimode and singlemode SC duplex patch cord connections depending on the fiber plant in use.

Key Features

• SC duplex port accepts standard SC duplex fiber patch cords
• TracJack modular form factor snaps into compatible ORTRONICS faceplates and panels
• Beige color coordinates with fog-series TracJack housings
• Sold as individual adapter unit for flexible quantity ordering
• Low-profile design suited for wall outlets and patch panel installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style modular insert compatible with ORTRONICS TracJack wall plates, faceplates, and patch panel housings that accept standard TracJack snap-in adapters.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage cabling technicians install this adapter as part of a structured fiber cabling system. Snap the adapter firmly into the TracJack housing or faceplate opening until it seats securely. Ensure the fiber cable plant is not active and optical power sources are disabled before handling fiber connectors or terminations. Follow TIA-568 and local building codes for fiber cabling routing and labeling requirements.