Fibre optic connector SC Male EFB Elektronik 53100.211 OS2

EFB Elektronik 53100.211 is an SC male fibre optic connector designed for OS2 single-mode fibre. It is supplied as an equipped splice cassette with pre-assembled pigtails and splice holders, allowing straightforward integration into splicing boxes and patch panels. Measurement protocols for each fibre are included in the packaging.

Advantages

The splice cassette comes with stripped, colour-coded pigtails (VDE-0888) that extend 80 cm outside the cassette to facilitate cable routing. A 12-splice crimp holder is pre-assembled in the cassette and heat-shrink splice protectors (2 × 6 splices) are included in the packaging. Available mating faces include SC and LC, and fibre categories offered are OS2, OM3, OM4 and OM5, enabling flexibility for single-mode OS2 installations and multimode applications.

Suitable for

• Fibre splicing boxes and splice panels
• Patch panel terminations and rack installations
• OS2 single-mode backbone and distribution links
• Multimode OM3/OM4/OM5 installations requiring pre-terminated pigtails

Key specifications

• Brand: EFB Elektronik
• MPN: 53100.211
• EAN: 4049759262556
• Connector mating face: SC (also available in LC)
• Fibre types: OS2 (single-mode), OM3, OM4, OM5 (multimode)
• Pigtail length outside cassette: 80 cm
• Pigtail identification: Colour-coded according to VDE-0888, solid-coloured coating with 12-coloured jacket
• Included accessories: Pre-assembled 12-splice crimp holder, 2 × 6 heat-shrink splice protectors
• Documentation: Individual fibre measurement protocols included

How to use

Install the splice cassette into the splice box or patch panel rack position. Route incoming fibres to the cassette, use the 80 cm pigtails for convenient internal routing and prepare fibres for fusion or mechanical splicing as required. Place splices into the pre-assembled crimp holder and protect them with the supplied heat-shrink splice protectors. Terminate the SC male connector into the corresponding SC female mating adapter or panel opening.

Recommendations

Handle pigtails and fibres according to standard fibre-optic best practices: avoid tight bends, maintain minimum bend radius, keep connectors and splices clean, and verify connections using the included measurement protocols after installation.