Fiber Jack


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Fiber Jack

A duplex fiber-optic connector standardized by the TIA (FOCIS-6). It allows two fibers to mate in a snap-lock type of plug and socket similar in size and convenience to an RJ-45 connector. See Opti-Jack.
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