Panduit FLCSLT9SOCPXAQ Fiber Lc Pc Splice-on Connector

Product Description

The PANDUIT FLCSLT9SOCPXAQ is a fiber optic LC PC splice-on connector designed for field termination of optical fiber cables without the need for epoxy or polishing. This connector type uses a mechanical splice element integrated into the connector body, allowing technicians to terminate fiber on-site quickly and reliably. It is suited for installation in structured cabling systems, data centers, telecommunications closets, and enterprise network infrastructure. Licensed low-voltage cabling technicians and fiber optic installers are the primary trade professionals who work with this connector type.

The FLCSLT9SOCPXAQ is intended for use with single-mode or compatible fiber optic cable in indoor structured cabling applications. Splice-on connector technology is commonly deployed where pre-terminated assemblies are impractical, such as long conduit runs or retrofit installations where pulling pre-terminated cable is not feasible. This connector installs at the fiber termination point, mating with standard LC-compatible ports on patch panels, switches, transceivers, and other optical network equipment.

Key Features

• LC PC form factor compatible with standard LC-port optical equipment
• Splice-on termination eliminates epoxy and polishing steps in the field
• Integrated mechanical splice element for fast, reliable fiber capture
• Single-unit packaging allows precise quantity purchasing for project needs
• Designed for field termination in structured cabling and data center environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style field-termination solution for LC PC-compatible fiber optic patch panels, transceivers, and active equipment ports in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fiber optic technician familiar with splice-on connector tooling and cleave procedures. Proper fiber preparation, including stripping, cleaning, and precision cleaving, is critical to achieving acceptable insertion loss. Follow TIA-568 standards and the connector manufacturer tooling instructions for correct fiber seating and splice activation. Always inspect the cleave and connector endface with an appropriate fiber inspection scope before mating.