FIBER CONNECTORS
Plastic Optical Fiber Splitter (1x2 / Multi-Branch)
This is a passive plastic optical fiber splitter (1x2 / multi-branch) dividing one optical input into several outputs for lighting and sensing networks.
Specifications
- Type
- fiber optic splitter
- Certification
- ISO9001, RoHS
- IP rating
- IP68
- Operating Temperature
- -55~80Degree
- Insertion Loss
- 0.2(dB)
- Return loss
- 0.2(dB)
- Plug-in times
- 10000
- Color
- Black
Plastic Optical Fiber Splitter (1x2 / Multi-Branch)
This fiber splitter from JINSHANG TECH distributes optical power with controlled split ratios for sensing, lighting and short-range data networks.
Because the optical path is non-conductive, the unit provides electrical isolation between connected equipment and can be routed past motors, drives and power wiring without picking up noise.
Key Characteristics
- Insertion loss: 0.2(dB)
- Return loss: 0.2(dB)
- Operating temperature range: -55~80Degree
- IP68 ingress protection for damp or wash-down environments
- Certified to ISO9001, RoHS
- Housing/jacket color: Black
- Large-core POF design for easy alignment and high coupling tolerance
- Used bidirectionally for combining as well as splitting
Typical Applications
The unit is commonly used for branching one illuminator to several star-ceiling or display zones, multi-point optical sensing and presence detection networks, and short-range POF data and signal distribution. The result is a reliable, repeatable build that tolerates the routing, vibration and repeated handling typical of production installations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does a splitter need power? A: No. It is a purely passive optical component and introduces no electronics at the split point.
Q: 1x2 or more branches? A: A 1x2 (Y) coupler splits into two; tree or multi-branch splitters feed more outputs, with higher total loss as branches increase.
Q: What is a POF splitter? A: It is a passive optical coupler that divides the light from one input plastic fiber into multiple output fibers, allowing one source to feed several branches.
Q: How does splitting affect brightness? A: Each branch receives a fraction of the input light; the exact split ratio sets relative brightness, so longer branches may need a larger share.
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