95-050-99, Corning Unicam LC Fiber Connector

STSI Part #:	95-050-99
Condition:	New
Warranty:	STSI - 30 Day

UniCam LC Connector, 50 um Multimode Fiber, Ceramic ferrule, Single Pack , black housing, black 900 um, 2.0 mm and 2.9 mm boots.

Please note: This connector has a manufacturer date prior to December 15, 2006, so it is not Pretium compatible and cannot be used with Corning's Pretium tool kit. It will still work fine with all of Corning's standard tool kits. If you need a Pretium compatible connector, please see our part # 95-050-99-PRETIUM.

Typical insertion loss of 0.1 dB and maximum insertion loss of 0.5 dB for best-in-class optical performance
Broad operating temperature range (-40 degrees to +75 degrees C) for true utility and flexibility
UniCam(R) Pretium(tm) Tool Kit virtually eliminates human variability in installation, ensuring consistent, reliable results
Pretium-performance can be achieved with the UniCam Pretium Tool Kit or the standard UniCam Connector Tool Kit
Fast termination, high installation yields and no consumables means lowest installed cost
Factory-polished end-face for consistent optical performance and factory quality
100 percent factory tested for insertion loss
Direct 250 um termination SC and LC connectors available

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Last Updated: 7/30/2010 6:33:30 AM

Product Resources
Data Sheet	http://catalog2.corning.com/CorningCableSystems/media/NAFTA/Spec_Sheet/LAN-1220-EN.pdf

Related Links
STSI's Corning Fiber Optic Connector Cross Reference	http://store.stsi.com/Corning-Siecor-Fiber-Optic-Connector-Cross-Reference_ep_56.html
Corning Unicam Connector Resources	http://www.corning.com/cablesystems/nafta/en/markets_applications/lanscape/unicam.aspx
Fiber Optic Association, Connector Identifier	http://www.thefoa.org/tech/connID.htm
Wikipedia Article on Fiber Connectors	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_fiber_connector

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What does Pretium compatible mean?
Corning introduced a slip-stream change into their SC, ST, and LC Unicam connectors on December 15th, 2006. This change occurred to make the connectors compatible with their newest Pretium toolkit. Corning's standard toolkits can use either the older series or newer series connectors, but the Pretium toolkits require the use of the newer style of connector.