D-Link Face Plate Multi Mode

• • D-Link Quad Face Plate
  • I.D. Plate: Polycarbonate, UL 94 V – 2 Transparent Color
  • Face Plate: ABS, UL 94-HB, White Color
  • Dust Cover: ABS, UL 94-HB, White Color
  • Screw: M3.5 x L25.0 mm

General Specifications

Initially, it’s crucial to understand that the term “Multi Mode,” when discussing face plates in structured cabling, doesn’t typically indicate the number of ports available, unlike terms such as single, dual, or quad port, which directly specify the port count relevant to your networking needs here in Faridabad, Haryana, D-Link Quad Face Plate.

Instead, within the broader field of networking, “Multi Mode” primarily describes a specific type of fiber optic cable.

Essentially, multi-mode fiber optic cables are engineered to facilitate the transmission of light signals along numerous pathways or modes simultaneously, a key characteristic for certain high-bandwidth applications within your infrastructure. 

Concerning the physical characteristics of the face plate itself:

Firstly, regarding the number of ports it can accommodate, a fiber optic face plate, much like its copper counterpart, can be designed with a single port, dual ports, or even a greater number, depending entirely on the specific requirements of your application within our local context.

Secondly, similar to the standard face plates used for copper-based connections, these fiber optic face plates generally feature a modular design.

Fifthly, a particularly important feature for fiber optic face plates is the provision for dust protection.

Therefore, the ports on these face plates might incorporate integrated shutters or necessitate the use of protective dust caps on the fiber optic connectors themselves.

Consequently, this crucial measure serves to safeguard the delicate fiber ends from contamination, which is absolutely paramount for maintaining optimal signal integrity and reliable performance within your fiber optic systems.