MTRJ Female Singlemode Connector (No Guide Pins)

Fosco ConnectSKU: F1MTRJFSMC

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Overview

The MTRJ female singlmode connector is a high-density, small form factor (SFF) duplex fiber optic connector. By utilizing a single plastic ferrule to house two optical fibers, it provides twice the port density compared to standard duplex SC connectors, making it an efficient choice for space-constrained network environments.

Designed for ease of use, the connector features a user-friendly connection system similar to the standard RJ-45 copper plug. This connector is specifically configured as a female type, which contains no guide pins, and is equipped with a 3.0mm boot for cable strain relief. It is well-suited for backbone cabling, horizontal cabling, local area networks (LAN), and various telecommunication system applications.

Key Features

  • Small Form Factor (SFF) Design
    Features a compact footprint that matches the size of a simplex SC connector, allowing for increased port density in patch panels and equipment.
  • High-Density Duplex Interface
    Uses a single ferrule for two fibers to save space in high-density fiber management systems.
  • Female Configuration
    Designed without guide pins for specific mating requirements in duplex fiber optic networks.
  • RJ-45 Style Connection
    Employs a familiar latching mechanism that simplifies the connection and disconnection process for technicians.
  • 3.0mm Cable Boot
    Includes a strain-relief boot designed for 3.0mm jacketed fiber optic cable to ensure cable longevity.
  • Singlemode Compatibility
    Engineered for optimal performance in singlemode optical network infrastructures.

Applications

  • Backbone cabling systems
  • Horizontal cabling architectures
  • Local Area Networks (LAN)
  • Telecommunication systems

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Connector Type MTRJ Female
Fiber Mode Singlemode
Guide Pins No
Boot Size 3.0mm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a male and female MTRJ connector?
An MTRJ male connector contains guide pins, while a female connector (such as this one) does not. They are designed to mate with each other.

Does this connector require a special tool for termination?
Yes, MTRJ connectors typically require specific termination procedures and tools suitable for the MTRJ connector interface.

Can this connector be used with multimode fiber?
This specific part is designated for singlemode applications. Please verify your fiber type before installation.

What size cable is this boot designed for?
This connector includes a 3.0mm boot, making it compatible with 3.0mm jacketed fiber optic cabling.

How does MTRJ density compare to SC connectors?
MTRJ connectors provide twice the port density of duplex SC connectors because the MTRJ ferrule holds two fibers in a footprint the same size as a simplex SC connector.

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