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Telegartner
Telegartner STX V14 standard bulkhead set with metal construction, MM designation and SC-RJ adaptor. It is specified for a rectangular mounting cutout.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0000
STX V4 bulkhead set with 2SC/SC-RJ adaptor insert for multimode fibre. It has IP67 protection class and Variant 4 according to IEC 61076-3-106.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0001
STX V4 bulkhead set with 2SC/SC-RJ adaptor insert for singlemode fibre. It has a PA housing, IP67 protection class and Variant 4 acc. to IEC 61076-3-106.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0002
STX V1 bulkhead set with 2SC/SC-RJ adaptor insert for multimode fiber. The set has a metal housing and IP67 protection class.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0003
STX V1 bulkhead set with 2SC/SC-RJ adaptor insert for singlemode fiber. The set has a metal housing and protection class IP67.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0004
STX V1 bulkhead set with 2SC/SC-RJ adaptor for multimode fiber. It has a plastic housing, IP67 protection class and Variant 1 acc. to IEC 61076-3-106.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0005
STX V1 bulkhead set with 2SC/SC-RJ adaptor for singlemode fibre. The set has a plastic housing and IP67 protection class.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0007
STX V14 standard bulkhead set with SC-RJ adaptor for singlemode fibre. It has a metal bulkhead design with a rectangular mounting cutout and protection class IP67.
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Telegaertner
J88084A0008
STX V14 central bulkhead set with SC-RJ adaptor insert for multimode fiber. The set has a metal, nickel-plated zinc-diecast housing and a round mounting cutout.
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Telegärtner
Telegärtner J88084A0009 is an STX V14 central set with metal construction. It is specified for SM and has an SC-RJ adaptor with a round mounting cutout.
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Engineering support
Two connectors can carry the same rating and behave differently in your machine. Interference, sealing, routing, mechanical stress, temperature and how the connection is assembled all decide whether the choice holds — and none of them are on a datasheet.
You get a named contact rather than a ticket.
What decides the choice
