Drop Cable SC APC to SC APC -200M

• Drop Cable: This type of cable, often referred to as a 'drop cable', is used to connect the main fiber optic line (typically running along the street or in a neighborhood) to an individual customer's premises. It's a crucial component in FTTx (Fiber to the x) networks, where 'x' can stand for home (FTTH), curb (FTTC), building (FTTB), etc.
•  SC APC Connectors: The term 'SC APC' refers to the type of connectors on either end of the cable. SC stands for 'Standard Connector' or 'Subscriber Connector', a type of fiber optic connector known for its push-pull latching mechanism and compact design. 'APC' stands for 'Ultra Physical Contact', denoting the polish style of the fiber connector. UPC connectors are polished with a slight curvature for better core-to-core alignment and lower back reflection compared to standard flat-polished connectors. This results in better signal quality.
•  200 Meters Length: The cable is 200 meters long, which indicates its suitability for connecting individual subscribers to the local telecommunications network. This length is typically used in residential or small business environments where the distance from the main line to the building is relatively short.
•  Applications: This drop cable is primarily used in the final external link in fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) networks, connecting the last distribution point to the subscriber's premises. It's an essential component for high-speed internet connections, IPTV, VoIP, and other high-bandwidth needs of modern homes and businesses.
•         Advantages: The advantages of using an SC APC to SC APC drop cable include low insertion loss due to the APC polish, ease of installation because of the push-pull connector design, and excellent environmental and mechanical performance due to the robust build of the cable. It's also relatively immune to electromagnetic interference.
•  Build Quality and Specifications: These drop cables are usually built to be durable, often with a sheathing that is resistant to UV rays and harsh weather conditions, making them suitable for outdoor use. The fiber within is typically single-mode, though multimode versions may also exist for specific applications

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