LC to LC OM4 Fiber Patch Cord LSZH with LED Self-Tracking 1M

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OM4 LC Patch Cord

OM4 LC LC fiber patch cord laser-optimized multimode fiber (LOMMF) supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet up to 300 meters. The built-in LED allows users to identify the LC patch cord without troubleshooting equipment connection failures. The fiber patch cables for the high-density solution allows you to easily unplug the cable with ease.

The high-quality and cost-effective LC-LC OM4 multimode bending insensitive fiber optic cable is very suitable for SAN network cabinets that require bends or high-density installations where multimode fiber cables are stuffed into a very small footprint such as data centers, enterprise networks, telecommunications rooms, server clusters, cloud storage networks.

With today's network environment increasingly dependent on high-speed and high-density solutions, using quality products for effective cable management can achieve more cables in a smaller space, contact us for agency cooperation.

Product Classification

Indoor or Outdoor	Indoor, Outdoor
Solution	Fiber
Product Name	Fiber Patch Cord

General Specifications

Item model number	SPAEOJIIFIF001205001
Color	Violet
Length(M)	1
Connector Type	LC

Material Specifications

Jacket	LSZH
Material	Zirconia, PC, LSZH
Fiber Mode	OM4
Fiber Count	2
Insertion Loss	<0.3dB
Return Loss	>35dB
Polish Type	PC
Cable Diameter	3.0mm
Polarity	A(Tx) to B(Rx)

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Additional Info

The Difference of Single-Mode (SM) and Multi-Mode (MM) Fiber

• The core diameter of single-mode fiber is much smaller than multimode fiber, the single-mode fiber core diameter is 9µm; the single-mode fiber wavelength is 1310 nm and 1550 nm. 
• Multimode fiber core diameter: 50µm or 62.5µm. 850nm and 1300nm wavelengths are used in multimode fiber cables.

Transmission distance is the key to choosing single-mode or multi-mode fiber, for data centers, multi-mode fiber optic cables are sufficient to meet the distance of 300 - 400 meters. In applications that require distances of up to several kilometers, single-mode fiber is the best choice.

Fiber Path Cord Polish Matters

The light loss will occur when a connector is installed, yet some will cause damage to laser light and disrupt the transmitted signal. Choosing the well polish connector will reduce the back reflections of light.

• PC: Physical Contact polish with -35dB Return Loss measurement
• UPC: Ultra Physical Contact polish with -55dB Return Loss measurement
• APC: Angled Physical Contact polish (8-degree angle) with -60dB Return Loss measurement

Can I mix single-mode and multi-mode fiber?
The core sizes of multimode fiber and single-mode fiber are different, and the transmitted light mode is also different. If two optical fibers are mixed or directly connected together, a large amount of optical loss will be lost, resulting in link jitter or disconnection. Remember, never mix different types of cables randomly.