Top » Catalog » Fibre Optic Cables

Log In | Company Log In | Sitemap | Contact Us

We have a range of power adaptors from country to country adaptors for the traveller to industrial power adaptors for connecting equipment power. Click to select your adaptor.

Quick Find

Audio TV DVD
Cabling
Cameras
Computers
Electronics
Gaming
Networking
Phones
Printers
Security
Software

Certifications

Internet Payment Gateway by

MODULE_MARKETING_SECUREPAY_TEXT_NAME

Visit BRAEWORKS AU on ShopMania

BRAEWORKS AU is a ShopWiki.com.au Approved Store

Information

About Us
Shipping & Returns
Privacy Notice
Terms and Conditions
FAQs
Contact Us

Fibre Optic Cables

Products listing

Displaying 1 to 25 (of 243 products)

Result Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [Next >>]

	Sort products descending by Model/SKU Model/SKU+	Sort products ascending by Product Name Product Name	Sort products ascending by Price Price	Add to Cart
Multi Mode LC Duplex Adaptor OM1	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-DX1TA-LC	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details Multi Mode LC Duplex Adaptor OM1	$8.55
Multi Mode SC Duplex Adaptor OM1	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-DX1TA-SC	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details Multi Mode SC Duplex Adaptor OM1	$3.85
Multi Mode LC Duplex Adaptor OM3	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-DX3TA-LC	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details Multi Mode LC Duplex Adaptor OM3	$8.55
Multi Mode SC Duplex Adaptor OM3	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-DX3TA-SC	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details Multi Mode SC Duplex Adaptor OM3	$3.85
Single Mode - LC Duplex Adaptor	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-DXSTA-LC	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details Single Mode - LC Duplex Adaptor	$8.55
Single Mode - SC Duplex Adaptors	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-DXSTA-SC	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details Single Mode - SC Duplex Adaptors ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$3.85
Single Mode - SCA Duplex Adaptor	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-DXSTA-SCA	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details Single Mode - SCA Duplex Adaptor ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$4.40
10M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCLC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$39.10
15M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCLC15M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 15M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$48.95
1M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCLC1M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 1M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$20.75
20M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCLC20M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 20M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$58.75
2M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCLC2M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 2M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$22.80
3M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCLC3M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 3M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$24.90
5M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCLC5M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 5M LC-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$28.90
10M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCSC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$36.80
15M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCSC15M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 15M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$47.10
1M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCSC1M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 1M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$17.65
20M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCSC20M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 20M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$57.20
2M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCSC2M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 2M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$19.90
3M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCSC3M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 3M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$22.00
5M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCSC5M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 5M LC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$26.30
10M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCST10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$36.80
15M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCST15M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 15M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$47.10
1M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCST1M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 1M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$17.65
20M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-LCST20M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 20M LC-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$57.20

Displaying 1 to 25 (of 243 products)

Result Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [Next >>]

We have a range of iPhone accessories
for Christmas from the Bone Collection.
Click for the Bone Collection range.

Manufacturers

DDR3-2666 8GB [TridentX] F3-2666C11D-8GTXD

11920 products online	8158688 requests since Thursday 27 August, 2009
Copyright © 2012 BRAEWORKS	7:22:56 AM, Thursday 31 May, 2012