FIBER CONNECTORS

DLR1160 Fiber Optic Adapter / Attenuator / Loop

DLR1160 fiber-optic adapter, attenuator, loop or keystone coupler for precise connector alignment, MOST ring closure and link conditioning.

Specifications

Type: Fiber Optic Transceivers, DVI
Application: PCB
Operating Voltage: 2.7~5.5V
plastic material: PBT black
Gender: Female
Shielding shell platin: Nickel
Certification: ISO9001,RoHS

DLR1160 Fiber Optic Adapter / Attenuator / Loop

DLR1160 denotes a JINSHANG TECH fiber coupler/loop accessory used to connect, bypass or condition an optical link in industrial and automotive systems.

Manufactured for production use rather than as a one-off sample, the DLR1160 is built to a stable fiber specification so orders can be repeated with consistent dimensions and performance.

Key Characteristics

Supply voltage: 2.7~5.5V

Certified to ISO9001,RoHS

Quick snap-in for service and reconfiguration

Protects the optical joint from dust and mechanical offset

Compact housing for DIN-rail, panel and faceplate mounting

Repeated-mating durability with consistent alignment

Stable attenuation for receiver overload protection where specified

Keystone and panel-mount options for tidy equipment integration

Typical Applications

The DLR1160 is commonly used for MOST automotive ring closure, loop and bypass diagnostics, panel and faceplate coupling of POF/HCS patch cords, and test points and interface conditioning in industrial links. The result is a reliable, repeatable build that tolerates the routing, vibration and repeated handling typical of production installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are adapters connector-specific? A: Yes, each adapter mates a defined connector pair or profile, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

Q: When is an attenuator needed? A: An attenuator reduces optical power where a receiver would otherwise be overloaded; use only the value specified for the link.

Q: What is a MOST loop / bypass used for? A: In a MOST optical ring, a loop or bypass connector closes the optical path when a node is removed, letting the ring be diagnosed or operated without that device.

Q: What does a fiber adapter do? A: It precisely aligns two connector ferrules so light passes between them with minimal loss, while holding the joint in a protected housing.