How to Extend Your Fiber Optical Cable
The fiber optic cable couple is pretty easy to use. What you need to do is pass the pre-terminated cable through clamping nut, sealing rubber and connect the LC adaptor.
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The other end of the pig tail is bare open and can be spliced to another fiber for extending the connectivity. These pigtails are usually unjacketed in order to be spliced and then protected in a fiber