Fiber Optic Cables for LAN

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Tripp Lite Patch Cable, 3.3 ft, aqua image 1
Item: IM1KU6726
Model: N820-01M-OM4

The Tripp Lite 1 m aqua duplex multimode 50/125 OM4 LSZH fiber patch cable is ideal for fiber channel SAN applications. It offers 40/100 Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 300 m. It has sturdy dual LC male connectors at both ends to ensure fast, clear signal transmission with less insertion loss. It has a low-smoke, zero-halogen jacket for durability. This versatile cable is backward compatible with existing 50/125 fibers. It is suitable for LANs, SANs and high-speed parallel interconnects. It meets current IEEE 802.3ae and TIA LOMMF standards..Type: Patch cable - OM4.Technology: Fiber optic.Type of Fiber Optics: Multimode.Features: Laser-optimized multimode fiber (LOMMF).Length: 3.3 ft.Core / Cladding Diameter: 50 / 125 micron.Connectors: 2 x LC multi-mode - male.Connectors (Other Side): 2 x LC multi-mode - male.Color: Aqua.Manufacturer Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty.Comes with lifetime limited warranty.40/100 Gb/s Ethernet speed up to 300 m (at 850 nm) for communication.Has nearly three times the bandwidth of conventional 62.5 um multimode fiber.Commonly used with VCSEL and LED laser light sources

Price is  $25.52
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StarTech 328' SC Network to SC Network Networking Cable, Male, Yellow (SPSMSCSCOS2100M) image 1
Item: 24597652
Model: SPSMSCSC-OS2-100M

OS2 SC to SC Single Mode Simplex Fiber Optic Patch cable facilitates connectivity across 40G/100G networks. It supports Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM) across an extended wavelength range of 1260-1625nm, improving channel isolation for optimal signal strength over long distances..OS2 SC to SC Single Mode Simplex Fiber Optic Patch cable for use in 40/100 Gigabit Ethernet and fiber-channel applications.328 ft. fiber optic cable for long distance application.This cable is Passive, Bend Insensitive, Ultra Physical Contact (UPC), UPC Polished Connector, Flame Retardant, EMI Protection, Bendable.For use with Network Devices, Servers, Switches, and Storage Devices.Lifetime warranty

Price is  $145.99
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Tripp Lite 3' Duplex SMF LCM to SCM Patch Cable, Yellow image 1
Item: IM1F34995
Model: N366-01M

Patch cable..Yellow.Fiber optic LC Male/SC Male.Duplex single mode fiber is most commonly used in LAN applications.3'.Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) - jacket.Applications: Networking equipment that requires single mode fiber optic patch cables.Jacket type: Plenum.System requirements: Any fiber optic hardware or NIC card requiring singlemode duplex cable with LC/SC connectors.Diameter: 125 micron clad, 8.3 micron core.Number of fibers: 2.color-coded shrouds identify transmit and receive.Beveled edge on ends of glass makes insertion of plug a breeze.Insertion loss testing performed on every connector (0.2db typical) and provided with cable.Includes 1M duplex single mode fiber patch cable, LC/SC, duplex fiber optic patch cable.Compliant and standards: FDDI, OFNR.Warranty: Lifetime limited

Price is  $20.69
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StarTech 98.4' SC Network to SC Network Networking Cable, Male, Yellow (SMDOS2SCSC30M) image 1
Item: 24597774
Model: SMDOS2SCSC30M

OS2 SC to SC Single Mode Duplex Fiber Optic Patch cable facilitates connectivity across 40G/100G networks. It supports Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM) across an extended wavelength range of 1260-1625nm, improving channel isolation for optimal signal strength over long distances..Fiber Optic Cable for use in 40/100 Gigabit Ethernet and fiber-channel applications.98.4 ft. fiber optic cable for longer distance application.This cable is Ultra Physical Contact (UPC), Bend Insensitive, Flame Retardant, Bend Resistant.For use with Network Devices, Servers, Switches, and Storage Devices.Lifetime warranty

Price is  $32.49
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Tripp Lite 16' Duplex SMF LCM to SCM Patch Cable, Yellow image 1
Item: IM1F34997
Model: N366-05M

Patch cable..Yellow.Fiber optic LC Male/SC Male.Duplex single mode fiber is most commonly used in LAN applications.16'.Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) - jacket.Applications: Networking equipment that requires single mode fiber optic patch cables.Jacket type: Plenum.System requirements: Any fiber optic hardware or NIC card requiring singlemode duplex cable with LC/SC connectors.Diameter: 125 micron clad, 8.3 micron core.Number of fibers: 2.color-coded shrouds identify transmit and receive.Beveled edge on ends of glass makes insertion of plug a breeze.Insertion loss testing performed on every connector (0.2db typical) and provided with cable.Includes 5M duplex single mode fiber patch cable, LC/SC, duplex fiber optic patch cable.Compliant and standards: FDDI, OFNR.Warranty: Lifetime limited

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About Fiber Optic Cables for LAN

Fiber optic cables for LAN (Local Area Network) are essential for high-speed data transmission in both residential and commercial settings. These cables utilize light to transmit data, offering significantly higher bandwidth and faster speeds compared to traditional copper cables, making them ideal for modern networking needs.

Designed for reliability and performance, fiber optic cables are resistant to electromagnetic interference and can cover longer distances without signal degradation. This makes them perfect for connecting devices within a network, ensuring seamless communication and data transfer.

When choosing fiber optic cables for LAN, consider factors such as cable type (single-mode or multimode), length, and connector compatibility. Single-mode cables are ideal for long-distance connections, while multimode cables are suitable for shorter distances and higher data rates, providing flexibility based on your networking requirements.

Additionally, look for features like durable jackets and high-quality connectors to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Properly selecting the right fiber optic cable can enhance your network's efficiency and support future upgrades as technology evolves.

What are fiber optic cables used for in LAN?

  • Fiber optic cables are used in LANs to provide high-speed data transmission between devices, ensuring fast and reliable connectivity. They are particularly useful in environments that require large amounts of data to be transferred quickly.

What is the difference between single-mode and multimode fiber optic cables?

  • Single-mode fiber optic cables are designed for long-distance communication and use a single light path, while multimode cables support shorter distances and allow multiple light paths. The choice between them depends on the specific networking needs and distances involved.

How do I choose the right length of fiber optic cable?

  • When selecting the length of fiber optic cable, measure the distance between your devices and add some extra length to accommodate bends and routing. It's important to avoid excessive slack, but also ensure you have enough cable to make connections comfortably.

Can fiber optic cables be used outdoors?

  • Yes, there are specific fiber optic cables designed for outdoor use that feature protective jackets to withstand environmental factors. Always check the specifications to ensure the cable is suitable for outdoor installation.

What connectors are commonly used with fiber optic cables?

  • Common connectors for fiber optic cables include LC, SC, ST, and MTP/MPO types. The choice of connector depends on the equipment being used and the specific application within the network.

Are fiber optic cables more expensive than copper cables?

  • Generally, fiber optic cables can be more expensive than copper cables due to their advanced technology and materials. However, they offer superior performance and lower long-term costs in terms of maintenance and energy efficiency.