sales@foscoconnect.com
(510) 319-9878
Silicon Valley, CA, USA
Overview
The FC Connector Strain Relief Boot is an essential component designed to protect fiber optic patch cables at the termination point. Engineered specifically for use with FC-style connectors and 2mm jacketed cabling, this boot effectively manages cable bend radius and prevents damage to the fiber at the connector interface.
By providing consistent strain relief, these boots help maintain signal integrity and extend the service life of fiber optic assemblies in both data center and telecommunications environments. This package contains 25 yellow boots, suitable for field termination or repair requirements.
Key Features
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Precise Compatibility
Specifically designed to fit FC-style fiber optic connectors. -
Strain Relief Support
Minimizes cable stress at the termination point to prevent fiber breakage. -
Cable Size Accommodation
Optimized for standard 2mm jacketed fiber optic cables. -
Color-Coded Identification
Yellow finish assists in quick visual cable organization and port identification. -
Bulk Packaging
Includes 25 individual units to support multiple repairs or assemblies.
Applications
- Fiber optic patch cord assembly
- Field termination repair
- Data center cabling infrastructure
- Telecommunications network maintenance
Package Contents
- 25 x FC Connector Strain Relief Boots (Yellow)
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Connector Type | FC |
| Compatible Cable Diameter | 2.0 mm |
| Color | Yellow |
| Package Quantity | 25 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these boots compatible with LC or SC connectors?
No, these boots are specifically designed for FC-style connectors.
Can these be used with 3mm patch cables?
No, this model is designed for 2mm jacketed cables only.
Are other colors available?
Yes, other color options are available. Please contact sales for specific requirements.
How many boots are included in this package?
This package includes 25 boots.
What is the primary function of these boots?
They provide strain relief at the connector interface to protect the fiber optic cable from excessive bending or tension.

