OM4 fibre-optic cable, 50µ, SC/SC connectors, multimode, erika violet, duplex, LSZH, 15m

Quick overview

Advantages

• Duplex design with two fibres for transmission and reception paths.
• Pre-terminated SC duplex connectors at both ends for the corresponding fibre-optic interfaces.
• LSZH sheath with halogen-free, flame-retardant and low-smoke properties in accordance with the specified IEC standards.
• Outer diameter of approx. 3.0 mm.
• Operating temperature range from –20 °C to +70 °C.

Product description

The 15 m OM4 SC/SC duplex fibre-optic patch cable is a pre-terminated multimode fibre-optic cable for structured network infrastructures. The OM4 fibre (50/125 µm) connects devices, patch panels and connectors with SC duplex interfaces.

The duplex construction comprises two fibres. The LSZH sheath is halogen-free in accordance with IEC 60754-2, flame-retardant in accordance with IEC 60332-1 and low-smoke in accordance with IEC 61034. This makes the cable particularly suitable for cabling applications where specific requirements apply to the sheath material.

The erika violet sheath colour (RAL 4003) aids visual identification within colour-coded patch and cabling structures.

Areas of application

• Data centres and server rooms
• Floor distribution points and multimode backbone cabling
• Patch panel and cross-connect cabling with SC duplex ports
• System integration and structured building cabling
• IT/OT infrastructures with fibre-optic uplinks, patch panels or media converters

Technical specifications

Compatibility

Suitable for multimode OM4 connections with 50/125 µm fibre and SC duplex interfaces at both ends, for example on appropriately equipped fibre optic patch panels, distribution frames, media converters and other network components.

Selection and practical guidance

Before making a selection, check that the required fibre class is OM4 with 50/125 µm, that SC duplex connectors are present at both ends, and that the required cable length is available. This version has a fixed length of 15 m and two fibres in a duplex configuration.

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