
Projects in the Philippines benefit from keeping the configuration, branch identification and installation requirement consistent across every participating site. This one-push cleaner is suited to MMC-12 and MMC-24 connector end faces, covering APC, PC and UPC polish types. The disposable push-style tool advances dry cleaning material with each operation and is rated for at least 525 uses. It supports routine ferrule service work for multi-fiber panels, cable assemblies and test setups without liquid cleaner or replacement cartridges.
| Part Number | 25802 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HT |
| Cleaner Brand | US Conec IBC™ |
| Style | Push Style Port Cleaner |
| Connector Type | MMC-12/24 |
| Polish Type | PC/UPC/APC |
| Number of times | ≥ 525 times |
| Use Type | Disposable |
The one-push cleaner addresses the specified MMC-12/24 connector formats, not the MMC-16 configuration covered by the separate tool. Validate the connector interface configuration before use, especially in a panel containing numerous MMC variants. Proper cleaning removes dust and light contamination that may raise insertion loss or damage ferrules when connectors are mated under pressure.
Align the one-push cleaner squarely with the port or connector and complete one firm push cycle. Then review the end face rather than assuming it is clean. If contamination remains, follow the hardware-compatible cleaning practice and avoid improvising with unapproved swabs or solvents. Clean the mating connector as well, or debris may transfer back to the first ferrule.
Keep the cap fitted during storage and replace the disposable unit after its rated uses. Take care not to disassemble the advance mechanism or use the one-push tool on live optical interfaces. Field staff should disable sources, review with a suitable microscope and dust-cap clean connectors until they are ready to be mated.
Use part number 25802 for the MMC-12/24 cleaner and list unit count. If your toolkit additionally services MMC-16 connectors, state the separate MMC-16 cleaner in the order and label the two tools for quick identification. Customers in the Philippines can include multi-site labeling or documentation requirements when requesting a project quotation.