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There are so many depends how are you going to terminate it. &nbsp;Watch this video:<br />
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There are so many depends how are you going to terminate it.  Watch this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt7omle2jBE [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt7omle2jBE]

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We are going to be installing single mode fiber to another building which is about 1000 meters or 3280 feet away. The pipe is already there so we just need to run the cable through and Terminate the ends. We will be running 2 pairs of fiber and have to terminate 4+ Ends. what tools are required/needed and what are the best tools to get for this. Also I know it is a bit of a learning curve and fiber requires the ends to be very well terminated to get 100% consistency.
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We are going to be installing single mode fiber to another building which is about 1000 meters or 3280 feet away. The pipe is already there so we just need to run the cable through and Terminate the ends. We will be running 2 pairs of fiber and have to terminate 4+ Ends. what tools are required/needed and what are the best tools to get for this. Also I know it is a bit of a learning curve and fiber requires the ends to be very well terminated to get 100% consistency.

What are some of the better tools to terminate fiber cable and is it an extremely hard thing to do?

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