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Constructed with 50/125 micron cable Length - 30M Use on fiber and fibre channel installations SC male to LC male connectors Higher bandwidth optimized for gigabit and 10Gbps networks Backward compatible with 62.5 micron fiber Built-in headroom for future applications Number of fibers: 2 Fiber type: all glass graded index Core diameter: two 50+/-3 microns CLAD diameter: 125+/-2 microns Primary coating diameter: 245+/-15 microns Primary coating material: acrylate Secondary coating diameter: 900+/-50 microns Secondary coating material: PVC Attenuation @850NM: 3.5DB/KM maximum, @1300NM: 1.0DB/KM maximum Bandwidth @850NM: 220 MHz-KM minimum, @1300NM: 600 MHz-KM minimum Numeric Aperture: .275 nominal Proof test level: 100,000 PSI Highlights Premium PVC 50/125 multimode patch cables Attenuation loss meets or exceeds the latest industry standards Higher bandwidth optimized for gigabit and 10Gbps networks Backward compatible with 62.5 micron fiber Built-in headroom for future

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Any fiber optic hardware or NIC card requiring multimode duplex cable with LC/SC connectors Package Includes 30M duplex MMF cable LC/SC 50/125 fiber

Proof test level: 100,000 PSI Insertion loss testing performed on every connector (0.2db typical) and provided with cable Beveled edge on ends of glass makes insertion of plug a breeze Specifications OVERVIEW Fiber Type 50/125 - OM2 Cable Type Multimode INPUT Cable Length (ft.) 98 Cable Length (m) 30 PHYSICAL Color Orange COMMUNICATIONS Network Speed 1Gbps CONNECTIONS Connector A LC Connector B SC Number of Connectors 2 WARRANTY Product Warranty Period (Worldwide) Lifetime limited warranty © 2015 Tripp Lite. All rights reserved. All trademarks are the sole property of their respective owners. Tripp Lite has a policy of continuous improvement. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Photos may differ slightly from final products.