The FIBLCST2 fiber optic cable from Startech is an essential component for network connections requiring high speed and reliable data transmission. It is a 2-meter long OM1 62.5/125 multimode duplex fiber patch cable with a robust design featuring a male LC connector on one end and a male ST connector on the other, facilitating interconnection between devices using different optical interfaces. Its jacket is made of LSZH (Low-Smoke, Zero-Halogen) material, meaning it emits very little smoke and no halogens in case of fire, reducing toxicity and corrosion for greater safety in industrial, corporate, and residential environments with strict fire regulations. This cable supports bandwidth compatible with transfer speeds up to 10 Gbit/s, offering stable performance and very low insertion loss, as it has been tested and certified to ensure maximum signal quality in multimode fiber optic connections. Its orange color makes it easy to identify in infrastructures with multiple cables and simplifies installation and maintenance tasks. Weighing only 40 grams, this cable offers flexibility and durability, ideal for network setups requiring full duplex bidirectional connections. Overall, the technical design and material choice make Startech’s FIBLCST2 fiber optic cable a practical and safe solution for advanced network installations in offices, data centers, schools, or any facility needing fiber optic with guaranteed speed and safety.

• Type:
  • Fibre optic cable
  • Male Plug
• Colour: Orange
• Speed: 10 Gbit/s
• Cable length: 2 m
• Does not contain: Halogen

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