Scapc Connector

The SC/APC (Subscriber Connector/Angled Physical Contact) connector is a type of fiber optic connector widely used in telecommunications and networking. Here’s an overview of its features and applications:

Features:

• Angled Polishing:

  SC/APC connectors have a precisely angled (typically 8 degrees) end face that reduces back reflections. This angled polish helps minimize signal loss and ensures high-quality optical performance.

• Low Insertion Loss:

  They provide low insertion loss, making them suitable for applications requiring minimal signal degradation.

• Green Housing:

  SC/APC connectors are typically identified by their green-colored housing, which differentiates them from standard SC connectors (which are usually blue).

• Compatibility:

  They are compatible with standard SC connectors, allowing for seamless integration into existing fiber optic networks.

• Applications:

  SC/APC connectors are commonly used in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) networks, passive optical networks (PON), cable television (CATV) networks, and other telecommunications applications where high signal integrity and low loss are critical.

• Durability:

  Designed for durability, SC/APC connectors are suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations and can withstand environmental challenges such as moisture and temperature variations.

• Ease of Use:

  They are relatively easy to install and maintain, making them popular in field installations and network upgrades.

SC/APC connectors are preferred in applications where maintaining low reflectance and high signal quality are essential, ensuring reliable data transmission over fiber optic networks.