MarketReseachReports.com, a leading market
research publication distribution platform announced the release of a new
market forecast of the consumption of field terminated
fiber optic fusion splice-on connectors in North America. The market forecast segments the connectors
by single-mode and multimode optical fiber, as well as into the following
types: MPO, LC, FC, ST, SC, and other.
Field terminated fiber optic fusion Splice
On Connectors (SOC) are installed for rapid repairs or for
limited space situations where pre-terminated fiber cabling may be difficult,
such as when the cable assembly needs to pass through small openings such as
conduit. The splice-on connectors are an
option when the precise length of the optical fiber link is not pre-determined
and a field-installed termination solution is required, such as in Fiber to the
Home (FTTH) and other communication applications.
The value of
non-OEM use field-installable fusion splice-on type connectors in North America
was $18.04 million in 2014. The consumption value is forecast to more than
double, along with similar rising quantity growth. In the year 2020, the consumption value is
forecast to reach $41.31 million. Market forecast data in this study report
refers to consumption (use) for a particular calendar year; therefore, this
data is not cumulative data.
“The SOCs are emerging as a viable alternative
to pre-terminated fiber optic cables (pigtail and cable assemblies/ patch
cords). Also, based on primary research
interviews with network planners and installers, we are finding that field
terminated fusion splice-on connectors are rapidly being accepted as a go-to
solution. With SOCs, communication
network technicians can install reliable cable links with exact lengths,
eliminating cable shortness or excess slack that is typically a result with the
pre-terminated cable solution,” said analyst of this market study.
The use of SC
(APC-types) in Telecom and CATV networks (FTTX/FTTH) are projected to dominate
the consumption of single-mode connectors in 2015. Multimode connector use is forecast to
increase at a very strong average annual growth rate of 40.8 percent during the
forecast period (2014-2020). Multimode
fiber is best suited for use in short lengths, such as those used in Local Area
Networks (LANs) and Data Centers (DCs), as well as most specialty/miscellaneous
applications.
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