MHV4002 Mitsubishi ESKA POF Data Cable for Point-to-Point Optical Links
The MHV4002 RHEE4002-1 RHEE4002-1.5W is a Mitsubishi plastic optical fiber (POF) data cable with a polymer core and protective jacket, designed for short-haul, EMI-immune point-to-point optical data links.
JINSHANG TECH supplies the MHV4002 RHEE4002-1 RHEE4002-1.5W as a production item; fiber diameter, jacketing, connectorization and length can be confirmed against the specification before ordering.
Key Characteristics
- IP68 ingress protection for damp or wash-down environments
- Certified to ISO90001, RoHS, CE
- Core/fiber material: 1.0mm
- Attenuation rated at ≤0.2 over the operating wavelength
- Tough PE/PVC jacket resists abrasion and handles repeated flexing
- Simpler, lower-cost tooling than glass fiber — no fusion splicer required
Typical Applications
The MHV4002 RHEE4002-1 RHEE4002-1.5W is commonly used for industrial point-to-point links between PLCs, drives, sensors and controllers, and on-board and in-rack optical networking with simple connectorization. The result is a reliable, repeatable build that tolerates the routing, vibration and repeated handling typical of production installations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which POF grade do I need? A: Lower-loss grades support longer/higher-speed links; standard grades suit short equipment connections. Match the grade to the attenuation and distance given in the specifications.
Q: What distance and bandwidth does POF data cable support? A: Plastic optical fiber is aimed at short-range links (typically within a room, cabinet or machine). Exact bandwidth/length follows the grade (e.g. SH/GH/LH/MH series) and the transceiver wavelength; consult the grade specification for your bit rate.
Q: Is POF data cable hard to terminate? A: No. Its large core tolerates alignment, and simple cutting/crimping tools are used — no laser safety training or fusion splicer is required.
Q: Can it be used in moving equipment? A: Yes. The polymer core and flexible jacket resist vibration and repeated flexing better than glass, making it suitable for machinery and light-motion applications.
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