The Last-Meter Problem, Solved.
SlimRun Bullet — Aerodynamic slimmed connector for indoor duct and wall installations. Zero-exposure of the fiber end-face. Magnetic self-guidance. Terminate at the wall, not in the van.
SC/LC Compatible
2.0–3.0 mm Cable
500 Mating Cycles
Main Features
Aerodynamic by Design
Traditionally connectors snag on duct joints and tight bends. The SlimRun bullet uses a bullet-shaped ferrule that glides through micro-duct curves with minimal friction. Pull farther, faster, with less force.
Fiber Stays Protected
The fiber never leaves its protective jacket until it is fully inside the connector body. No mid-span stripping. No exposed glass during the pull. The cable jacket acts as a continuous strain relief from duct entry to ferrule tip.
No duct in the dry wall, No problem
A magnetized ferrule body self-orients by using a magnet on the other side of the wall. No fishing tools. No duct rods. No second technician at the far end. The connector finds its own path through wall cavities.
Let there be no twist
The Bullet has a rotating eye so when the cable is being pulled the twists and bends in the route do not rotate the fiber cable and risk breaking the fiber.
Technical Specifications.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Connector Types | SC and LC |
| Ferrule Design | Aerodynamic bullet profile, magnetized body |
| Compatible Cables | 2.0 mm round indoor, 3.0 mm round indoor, 3.0 mm round indoor/outdoor pushable* |
| Installation Method | Push through* / pull-through |
| Insertion Loss (Typical) | ≤0.35 dB (Standard), ≤0.20 dB (Low Loss) |
| Return Loss | ≥50 dB (UPC), ≥60 dB (APC) |
| Durability | 500 mating cycles |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +75°C |
| Fiber Type | G.657.A1/A2 (bend-insensitive) |
| Jacket Options | LSZH, Plenum |
Deployment Scenarios
Conquering Crowded Risers
Multi-dwelling unit backbones often resemble cable spaghetti. The SlimRun bullet profile slides past existing copper bundles and through tight 90° bends in 2″ risers that would snag standard assemblies. Pull 50 meters through a congested shaft, click on the housing, and terminate—no splicing required at the apartment entry.
Add or replace existing cabling in congested conduits
Modern Wi-Fi 6/7 deployments require fiber to every access point, but aesthetic standards prohibit surface-mounted raceways. Use existing electrical conduits (2.0mm or 3.0mm cable options) to push or pull fiber to ceiling mounts. The refittable housing means you can adjust slack after installation without replacing the assemblies.
Magnetic Guidance
Historic buildings and luxury residences don't tolerate drywall damage. The optional magnetic tip (LC/SC variants) pairs with retrieval magnets to guide fiber through insulated walls, sub-floor voids, and ceiling cavities. Pull the assemblies through, remove the magnetic guide, fit the protective housing—clean installation, zero patching required.
Standards Alignment.
Pull Through. Terminate. Done.
Request a SlimRun Bullet evaluation kit with your preferred configuration and cable diameter. See how aerodynamic pull-through changes your last-meter installation workflow.
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