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AFSI 109 Series TAC-4 4-Channel Plug Hermaphroditic Connector - 0.190" to 0.239" Cable
1091000-A1S3
The AFSI 109 Series hermaphroditic connectors provide maximum deployment flexibility and is a direct replacement for the TAC4. Each plug can act as either a plug or a receptacle, allowing seamless integration into various system architectures. This design enables cable assemblies to be daisy-chained, extending communication distances as needed in field applications.
The 109 Series meets or exceeds the SMPTE 358M standard for harsh-environment, multi-channel fiber optic connectors—making it ideal for demanding outdoor broadcast applications, including high-definition television (HDTV) signal transmission.
Features:
- Available in 2- and 4-channel configurations
- Compatible with single mode fiber
- M29504/14 and M29504/15 termini
- Cable assemblies offered on reels
- Hermaphroditic design enables plug-to-plug connectivity
- Requires Termini. See Related items
- Deployable broadcast networks, including HDTV
- Outdoor fiber optic interconnect systems
- Emergency restoration networks
- Ship-to-shore communications
- Military tactical deployable systems
- Fiber Type: 9/125 µm single mode
- Insertion Loss:
- Single mode (9/125): 0.4 dB typical
- Operating Temperature: -46°C to +71°C (-50.8°F to 159.8°F)
- Cable Seal Flexing: 200 cycles at 180° per EIA/TIA-455-1
- Mating Durability: 500 cycles per EIA/TIA-455-21
- Impact Resistance: Per EIA/TIA-455-2
- Crush Resistance: 450 lb minimum per EIA/TIA-455-26
- Material & Finish: Aluminum - Black Anodize
- Insert Material & Finish: Plastic - Black
- Dust Cap: Plastic
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