OEM LC-LC UPC 1m OM3 Multimode Fiber Patch Cord

OEM LC-LC OM3 Patch Cord

The OEM 1m OM3 Fiber patch cable enables high-speed data transfer within enterprise network environments. This duplex assembly utilizes LC-to-LC connectors with UPC polishing. It features a laser-optimized 50/125 micron core for 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance. The 1-meter length serves short-reach patching requirements in high-density racks. This optical lead supports transmission distances up to 300 meters at 850nm wavelengths. Engineers utilize these jumpers to connect SFP+ transceivers in switches and storage area networks. The construction ensures low signal attenuation and consistent reliability for backbone cabling systems.

Key Features

• Laser-Optimized Multimode Fiber
  The 50/125 micron glass core supports Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser (VCSEL) light sources for high-bandwidth applications.

• High-Density LC Connectors
  Small form factor interfaces utilize 1.25mm ceramic ferrules to maximize port availability in patch panels.

• Physical Construction

  • Aqua-colored jacket facilitates immediate identification of the OM3 classification.
  • The 2.0mm zipcord design provides mechanical protection while remaining flexible for cable management.
  • Aramid strength members inside the jacket prevent stretching during installation.

• Optical Performance Standards
  UPC polished connectors achieve a return loss of 35dB or higher to maintain signal integrity.

• Effective Modal Bandwidth
  The medium provides 2000 MHz·km at 850nm to prevent pulse spreading in high-frequency circuits.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• 1 x 1m LC-LC OM3 Multimode Duplex Patch Cable

• Individual Test Report Documentation

Why Choose OEM LC-LC OM3 Patch Cord

• Optimized for 10GbE migration without requiring single-mode infrastructure over short spans.

• Precision ceramic ferrules ensure accurate fiber alignment to minimize bit error rates.

• Compliant with TIA/EIA 568-C.3 standards for enterprise-grade optical networking performance.

• Low-loss characteristics facilitate multiple mating cycles without significant degradation of the optical link.