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Overview
The Sumitomo Electric Lightwave ER-10-1625 Replacement Electrodes are engineered for high-precision ribbon fiber fusion splicing. Specifically optimized for 250-micron 16-fiber ribbon applications, these electrodes ensure consistent arc discharge and alignment accuracy required for high-count fiber network builds.
Designed for durability and extended operational life, these electrodes are essential components for maintaining low-loss splices in demanding data center and telecommunications environments. Each package includes one pair of replacement electrodes designed for easy installation and maintenance by field technicians.
Key Features
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Precision Engineered
Manufactured to strict tolerances to ensure stable arc discharge and optimal splice performance. -
Ribbon Optimized
Specifically calibrated for 250-micron 16-fiber ribbon fusion splicing applications. -
Durable Construction
Materials selected for long service life, reducing the frequency of maintenance cycles. -
High Compatibility
Designed specifically for integration with Sumitomo Electric Lightwave Quantum-series ribbon splicers. -
Simplified Maintenance
Standardized replacement pair enables quick field swaps to minimize downtime.
Applications
- High-count ribbon fiber optic network installation
- Data center fiber backbone construction
- Telecommunications infrastructure maintenance
- Ribbon fusion splicing of 250-micron fiber
Compatibility
Fusion Splicers- Q102-M12+
- Quantum-Ultra
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sumitomo Electric Lightwave |
| Part Number | 707X132 |
| Model | ER-10-1625 |
| Fiber Type | 250um 16-Fiber Ribbon |
| Contents | 1 Pair |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these electrodes compatible with all Sumitomo splicers?
No, they are specifically designed for the Q102-M12+ and Quantum-Ultra ribbon fiber splicers.
How many electrodes are in a package?
The package contains one pair (2 electrodes).
What fiber type is this model intended for?
This model is designed for 250-micron 16-fiber ribbon.
Should I recalibrate my splicer after changing electrodes?
Yes, it is standard practice to perform an arc calibration test after installing new electrodes to ensure optimal splicing performance.

