AA-200-11-9/125-3A3U Mating Sleeves & Adapters
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Product information "AA-200-11-9/125-3A3U Mating Sleeves & Adapters"
| Adapter Type: | Universal Connectors |
|---|---|
| Quantity Per Set: | 1.0 |
| Fiber (Sleeves): | Single Mode |
| Connector (Sleeves): | FC/UPC-FC/APC |
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