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Overview
The FiberXP® MTRJ to SC multimode fiber optic patch cable is a duplex jumper designed for high-quality signal transmission in networking environments. This patch cord is engineered with a 62.5-micron core, making it suitable for short-reach data communication applications where reliability and signal integrity are required.
Each cable is constructed with a 2.0mm PVC jacket and features MTRJ to SC physical contact (PC) connectors. Every unit is factory-tested for insertion loss and back reflection to ensure consistent performance upon installation.
Key Features
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Duplex Configuration
Features two fibers for simultaneous transmit and receive, supporting standard bidirectional data communication. -
62.5/125µm Multimode Fiber
Industry-standard core and cladding sizes compatible with common legacy network infrastructure. -
Factory Tested
100% of cables are optically tested for insertion loss and back reflection to verify performance standards. -
Protective Jacket
Equipped with a 2.0mm diameter PVC jacket for durability during routing in cabinets or patch panels. -
Reliable Termination
Utilizes physical contact (PC) polish to minimize signal loss at the connection point. -
Standard Length
Pre-terminated to a 2-meter length for convenient deployment between active equipment and distribution frames.
Applications
- Telecommunications network interconnections
- Data center patch panel cabling
- Local Area Network (LAN) backbone patching
- Equipment-to-distribution frame signal routing
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | PC743DMP002 |
| Part Number | 682X612 |
| Fiber Type | Multimode |
| Core Size | 62.5µm |
| Connector A | MTRJ |
| Connector B | SC |
| Polish | Physical Contact (PC) |
| Cable Type | Duplex |
| Jacket Material | PVC |
| Cable Diameter | 2.0mm |
| Cable Length | 2m |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does MTRJ to SC duplex mean?
This refers to the cable having an MTRJ connector on one end and an SC connector on the other, with two fibers bundled together to allow for two-way communication.
Is this cable compatible with 50-micron fiber systems?
No, this is a 62.5-micron multimode cable and should not be mixed with 50-micron fiber to avoid significant signal attenuation.
Are these cables suitable for outdoor use?
No, these are standard indoor-rated patch cables with PVC jackets and are not designed for outdoor environmental exposure.
Can I use this for long-distance runs?
Multimode fiber is intended for shorter distances (typically within a building or data center); for long-distance runs, single-mode fiber is required.
Does this cable require a special cleaner?
Standard fiber optic cleaning tools for MTRJ and SC connectors are recommended to ensure optimal performance.

