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Overview
The FiberXP FC/APC to FC/APC single mode duplex fiber optic patch cable is designed for high-precision optical connectivity. It is engineered to provide low insertion loss and reliable performance, making it suitable for demanding network environments, data center interconnections, and telecommunications infrastructure.
Constructed with a durable 2.8mm PVC jacket, this patch cable is built for routine handling in managed fiber environments. Each cable is 100% optically tested to ensure consistent signal integrity and performance regarding insertion loss and back reflection.
Key Features
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FC/APC Connectors
Features angle-polished connectors to minimize back reflection in sensitive optical systems. -
Single Mode Fiber
Optimized for long-distance data transmission with high signal clarity. -
Duplex Configuration
Includes two fiber strands for simultaneous bidirectional data communication. -
2.8mm Jacket
Robust PVC outer casing provides adequate protection against physical wear during installation. -
Factory Tested
Every cable is 100% optically inspected for insertion loss and back reflection before shipping. -
3-Meter Length
Standardized length for flexible routing between patch panels and network equipment.
Applications
- Telecommunications network infrastructure
- Data center cross-connects
- Optical distribution frames
- Fiber optic test equipment interconnections
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | FiberXP |
| Part Number | 682X807 |
| Model | PC333DSP003 |
| Fiber Type | Single Mode |
| Fiber Count | Duplex |
| Connector A | FC/APC |
| Connector B | FC/APC |
| Cable Length | 3m |
| Jacket Material | PVC |
| Cable Diameter | 2.8mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does APC stand for in the connector type?
APC stands for Angled Physical Contact. The connector ferrule is polished at an 8-degree angle to reduce back reflection (return loss).
Is this cable suitable for high-speed internet?
Yes, this single mode patch cable is designed to support the high bandwidth requirements of modern telecommunications and data center networks.
Can I use this for outdoor installations?
This cable is intended for indoor use in controlled environments. It does not feature an outdoor-rated or armored jacket.
What is the difference between Simplex and Duplex?
Simplex cables have one fiber strand, while this Duplex cable has two, allowing for simultaneous send and receive signals.
Does this cable come with test results?
The cable is 100% optically tested for insertion loss and back reflection at the factory to meet performance standards.