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U.S. Navy approves COTS connector

June 29, 2009

HARRISBURG, Pa., 29 June 2009. Tyco Electronics recently obtained approval from the U.S. Navy for its commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) Multimode LightCrimp PLUS ST military connector. Navy officials added the device to the "Navy Recommended Fiber Optic Components Parts List" located at https://fiberoptics.nswc.navy.mil/.

Currently listed under Tyco Electronics part number 2064757-1, it will also be listed under the CID number once the CID is published. The LightCrimp Plus ST connector has a dedicated termination kit – part number 2064764-1 – use of which is recommended for proper installation.

For more information on rugged fiber optic connectors from Tyco Electronics, contact Tyco Electronics' technical support center at 1-800-522-6752 or send an e-mail to product.info@tycoelectronics.com

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