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Instructions for AFL FAST LC Connector on 900um fiber cable.

February 12, 2016

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This video demonstrates step by step termination instructions for the AFL FAST LC connector on 900um fiber optic cable. Learn more about our line of FASTConnect® field installable connectors: http://bit.ly/1o9VM9P

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