Telecommunication equipment and fiber optic technologies

FCON Series 2-12 Fibers Rugged Field Ferrule Connector Patchcord

FCON series is a line of field optical connectors from OPTOKON, designed specifically for military and industrial applications in harsh operating environments. Thanks to their rugged construction, multi-fiber connectivity, and high reliability, FCON connectors ensure stable signal transmission even in the most demanding conditions.

The optical connectors of the FCON series are intended for use in:

The main advantage is the bayonet coupling, which allows fast connection of “plug-to-receptacle”, “plug-to-plug”, or “receptacle-to-receptacle” configurations without using adapters.

Technical Specifications

Parameter

Value / Options

Fiber count

2, 4, 8, 12

Fiber type

Singlemode (SM), Multimode (MM)

Connection type

Bayonet, adapter-free

Housing material

Metal, corrosion-resistant

Protection rating

IP67 — dust- and waterproof

Operating temperature

-40°C to +85°C

Insertion loss

≤ 0.3 dB (typical)

Vibration resistance

High

Mating cycles

1000+

Certification

Military standard MIL-STD-810

Main Features

FCON Models Comparison

Model

Fiber Count

Fiber Type

Application

Features

FCON-2

2

SM/MM

Tactical radio networks, mobile systems

Minimal weight, fast connection

FCON-4

4

SM/MM

Field communication stations

Increased bandwidth

FCON-8

8

SM/MM

Aviation and naval systems

Vibration resistance

FCON-12

12

SM/MM

Control centers, backbone nodes

Maximum channel count

Application Areas

FAQ — Questions and Answers

  1. Is an adapter required to connect FCON connectors?
    No, the system supports adapter-free connections (head-to-head or seat-to-seat).
  2. Can FCON be used in marine environments?
    Yes, the housing is dust- and waterproof (IP67), ensuring stability in wet environments.
  3. What is the maximum signal loss?
    Typically does not exceed 0.3 dB.
  4. Are FCON connectors compliant with military standards?
    Yes, they meet the requirements of MIL-STD-810.
  5. What is the difference between SM and MM versions?
    Singlemode (SM) — for long-distance transmission;
    Multimode (MM) — for short and medium communication links.

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