10M LC UPC to LC UPC Duplex 3.0mm PVC(OFNR) 10G OM3 Uniboot Fiber Patch Cable

The Uniboot patch cord utilises a special "round duplex" cable that allows duplex transmission within a single cable, and it reduces cable management space comparing to standard patch cords. Fiber-MART's LC Uniboot cable assemblies offer the best solution for high-density applications, Data centers, Interconnect and cross-connector, Private networks and premise installations.
 
Connector TypeLC UnibootCable Diameter3.0 mm
Fiber Mode10G OM3 50/125 mJacket ColorAqua
PolishUPC/UPCJacket MaterialPVC
Fiber TypeDuplexCable Pull-out Force100N
Insertion loss0.3dBReturn loss30dB
Durability500 CyclesOperating temperature-40 to + 85C


Key Features And Benefits


Save up to 68%of space in cabinets and cable waysThin, flexible and compatible with Standard LC ProductsIEC, EIA/TIA or Telecordia compliantRoHS materials, REACH and SvHC compliant



LC Uniboot Fiber Patch Cable VS Standard LC Fiber Patch Cable



How to Choose The Right Fiber Optic Cable Type
The difference of OM4 and OM3 fiber mode as the following
1. OM4 was developed specifically for VSCEL laser transmission and allows 10 Gig/second link distances of up to 550 m (compared to 300M with OM3).
2. The effective modal bandwidth for OM4 is more than double that of OM3.
3. For OM4 patch cable, it is 4700 MHz.km while for OM3, it is 2000 MHz.km.
DesignationFiber Dia.( m)TypeFast Ethernet 100BASE-FX1 Gbps Ethernet 1000BASE-SX1 Gbps Ethernet 1000BASE-LX10 Gbps Ethernet 10GBASE40 Gbps Ethernet 40GBASE-SR4/PLRL4100 Gbps Ethernet 100GBASE-SR4/IR4 PSM
OM162.5/125Multimode2000m275m550m(MCP cable required)33mNot supportedNot supported
OM250/125Multimode2000m550m550m(MCP cable required)82mNot supportedNot supported
OM3 (Laser Optimized)50/125Multimode2000m550m550m300m100m100m
OM4 (Laser Optimized)50/125Multimode2000m550m550m400m150m150m
Singlemode9/125Singlemode2000m5km at 1310nm5km at 1310nm10km at 1310nm1km at PLRL42km at IR4 PSM


Packaging Details


SPECIFICATIONS

Fiber ModeSingle modeMultimode
Insertion Loss0.30dB0.30dB
Return Loss50 dB (PC)N/A
Return Loss60 dB (APC)N/A
Durability1000 matings500 Cycles
Operating Temperature-40 to + 85C-40 to + 85C
Ferrule Hole Sizes125.0+1/-0 m Concentricity1.0 m
Ferrule Hole Sizes125.5+1/-0 m Concentricity1.0 m
Ferrule Hole Sizes126.0+1/-0 m Concentricity1.0 m

 

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