| Brand Name: | Gracyfiber |
The 12-Port SC Fiber Optic Patch Panel is a fiber management solution designed for terminating, connecting, organizing, and protecting SC fiber optic links in network racks, cabinets, and equipment rooms.
12 SC Adapter Positions
Provides 12 front-panel SC connection positions for centralized fiber termination and patching.
Centralized Fiber Management
Organizes fiber cables, pigtails, and patch cords within a structured enclosure.
SC Connector Interface
Designed for systems using standard SC fiber optic connectors.
Single-Mode and Multimode Options
Can be configured for corresponding single-mode or multimode optical networks.
UPC and APC Options
Available with matching SC/UPC or SC/APC interface configurations according to system requirements.
Internal Fiber Organization
Provides space for routing, storing, and protecting optical fibers and splice connections according to the panel structure.
Passive Optical Infrastructure
Requires no electrical power and performs no signal switching, amplification, or wavelength conversion.
Rack or Cabinet Integration
Suitable for installation in fiber distribution racks, network cabinets, and telecom equipment rooms.
Data center fiber cabling
Enterprise network infrastructure
Telecom equipment rooms
Fiber distribution frames
Optical distribution cabinets
FTTx access networks
Campus networks
Educational and research facilities
Industrial communication networks
Equipment-room fiber termination
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It is a fiber management panel with 12 SC adapter positions used to terminate, organize, connect, and protect optical fiber links.
Its main function is to provide a centralized physical connection point between incoming fiber cables and equipment-side fiber patch cords.
No. It is a passive fiber management component. Transmission speed depends on the optical transceivers, fiber type, protocol, and complete optical link.
Yes, provided the adapters, pigtails, and patch cords are matched to the required single-mode or multimode fiber system.
SC/UPC uses an Ultra Physical Contact polished end face, while SC/APC uses an angled polished end face. The two polish types should not be directly mated with each other.
Depending on the enclosure design, the panel can include space for splice trays, pigtails, or other internal fiber management components. The exact configuration should be confirmed before ordering.