Fiber Cable - Duplex Multimode 62.5/125 MTRJ/FC 30M
When it comes to fiber optic cables, no one can match A2Z quality. Manufactured using only the highest quality components, these cables feature authentic Corning® InfiniCor 300 fiber to ensure superior reliability and minimal attenuation. To ensure peak optical performance each cable is tested and guaranteed to meet or exceed industry standards for specifications and performance.
Product Specifications:
Fiber: Corning® InfiniCor 300 62.5/125µm Multimode
Ferrules: Zirconia Ceramic (FC), Composite (MT-RJ)
Polish: Standard PC Polishing
Maximum Loss: 0.4dB
Back Reflection: -25dB
Connectors: Duplex FC to MT-RJ (w/o alignment pins)
Jacket Type: Standard OFNR riser rated (or select OFNP option at + 1 day).
Jacket Color: Standard Orange (or select custom color at + 1 day).
Warranty: Lifetime warranty on materials defects and workmanship.
Have a custom fiber cable requirement? Please give us a call!
Tech Tip: The terms simplex, duplex, singlemode and multimode are sometimes confusing. Simplex describes a cable with a single fiber optic core while duplex describes two fiber cores. Singlemode allows one mode of light to propagate while multimode allows multiple modes.
For more information about fiber optic cabling, please read our tech articles: Fiber Optic Cabling Tutorial, 50-Micron vs 62.5-Micron Fiber, Calculating Fiber Optic Cable Distance, Gigabit Ethernet Over Fiber Cable.
Product Specifications:
Fiber: Corning® InfiniCor 300 62.5/125µm Multimode
Ferrules: Zirconia Ceramic (FC), Composite (MT-RJ)
Polish: Standard PC Polishing
Maximum Loss: 0.4dB
Back Reflection: -25dB
Connectors: Duplex FC to MT-RJ (w/o alignment pins)
Jacket Type: Standard OFNR riser rated (or select OFNP option at + 1 day).
Jacket Color: Standard Orange (or select custom color at + 1 day).
Warranty: Lifetime warranty on materials defects and workmanship.
Have a custom fiber cable requirement? Please give us a call!
Tech Tip: The terms simplex, duplex, singlemode and multimode are sometimes confusing. Simplex describes a cable with a single fiber optic core while duplex describes two fiber cores. Singlemode allows one mode of light to propagate while multimode allows multiple modes.
For more information about fiber optic cabling, please read our tech articles: Fiber Optic Cabling Tutorial, 50-Micron vs 62.5-Micron Fiber, Calculating Fiber Optic Cable Distance, Gigabit Ethernet Over Fiber Cable.
