Phoenix Contact
Real-time data transmission in smart grids
Phoenix Contact launches robust multi-fiber data connectors on the market. The M17 MPO (multi fiber push-on) series fiber optic connectors are particularly suitable for real-time data transmission in intelligent power networks.
The 'MPO' interfaces are available as pre-assembled patch cables with two M17 circular connectors each or as pre-assembled connection boxes for 19-inch installations.
According to the provider, the pre-assembled components with one or two MPO device connectors and up to 72 LC duplex front connections allow quick and easy installation without additional tools. The new interfaces offer an optimized return loss of up to 30 dB.
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