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Overview
The FiberXP® MTRJ to ST multimode fiber optic patch cable is a duplex jumper designed for high-performance signal transmission in local area networks and telecommunications environments. This 62.5-micron multimode cable is engineered to provide reliable connectivity between network hardware using MTRJ and ST interfaces.
Constructed with a 2.0mm PVC outer jacket, this cable is built for flexible routing and physical protection. Every cable is 100% optically tested for insertion loss and back reflection to ensure performance consistency in data center or premise wiring applications.
Key Features
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Duplex Configuration
Features two fiber strands for simultaneous transmit and receive functionality. -
62.5-Micron Core
Optimized for standard legacy multimode network environments. -
MTRJ to ST Connectors
Provides seamless bridging between MTRJ and ST equipment interfaces. -
100% Optically Tested
Ensures each individual unit meets strict insertion loss and back reflection parameters. -
2.0mm PVC Jacket
Durable outer protective layer suitable for cable management and installation. -
Physical Contact (PC) Polish
Standard PC end-face finish provides consistent signal integrity for multimode links.
Applications
- Telecommunications signal transmission
- Local Area Networks (LAN)
- Premise cabling
- Patch panel interconnections
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | FiberXP |
| Part Number | 682X621 |
| Model | PC713DMP001 |
| Connector A | MTRJ |
| Connector B | ST |
| Fiber Mode | Multimode |
| Core Size | 62.5 micron |
| Fiber Count | Duplex |
| Cable Length | 1 meter |
| Cable Diameter | 2.0mm |
| Jacket Material | PVC |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the core size of this fiber cable?
This cable uses a 62.5-micron multimode fiber core.
Are these cables tested before shipping?
Yes, every unit is 100% optically tested for insertion loss and back reflection.
What does the duplex configuration mean?
The duplex design contains two separate fiber strands within the same cable assembly, allowing for both transmitting and receiving data simultaneously.
Can this be used for long-distance runs?
This is a multimode patch cable designed for shorter, local distance applications compared to single-mode fiber.
What connectors are included on this cable?
This specific part is terminated with an MTRJ connector on one end and an ST connector on the other.