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10M HD15 M-F XGA Low Loss Video Cable 3+4	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-CAB38-L	Benefits Tri-Coaxial + 4 Control wire cable Foil and Braid Shielded Dual ferrite filters Gold Plated Connectors 12 Month WarrantyPin 9 is removed. Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details 10M HD15 M-F XGA Low Loss Video Cable 3+4	$21.30
10M HD15 M-M XGA Low Loss Video Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-CAB33E-L	Requirements Generally used to connect a PC to a monitor, projector or other VGA device that doesn't have an attached cable. Features These Low Loss molded cables are used to connect PCs/Laptops to add-on peripherals such as a monitor or projector. They are made to UL standard with Tri-Coaxial + 4 Control wire cable to suit XGA Super High Resolution. Each quality cable is foil and braid shielded. Benefits Tri-Coaxial + 4 Control wire cable Foil and Braid Shielded Dual ferrite filters Gold Plated Connectors 12 Month WarrantyPin 9 is removed. Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details 10M HD15 M-M XGA Low Loss Video Cable	$25.30
10m HDMI 1.3 Audio Visual Cable	Click to goto product details. 002-0249-WW-AV-HDMIMM10M	Used to deliver both digital high definition video and multi channel audio to digital display devices such as recent computer monitors, home theatre projectors or LCD televisions, with only a single cable. HDMI also enables all digital connections between many digital devices, including DVD players, DVD recorders or digital set top tuner boxes. * Connector or adapter type: HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) 1.3 to HDMI 1.3. * Cable length: 10 meters." Click to goto product details 10m HDMI 1.3 Audio Visual Cable	$16.70
	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-HD-10-S	The High-Definition Multi-media Interface (HDMI) is an industry-supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface. HDMI provides an interface between any compatible digital audio/video source, such as a set-top box, DVD player, and A/V receiver and a compatible digital audio and/or video monitor, such as a digital television (DTV) HDMI supports standard, enhanced, or high-definition video, plus multi-channel digital audio on a single cable. It transmits all ATSC HDTV standards and supports 8-channel digital audio, with bandwidth to spare to accommodate future enhancements and requirements. Type A HDMI is backwards-compatible with the single-link Digital Video Interface (DVI) used on computer monitors and graphics cards. This means that a DVI source can drive a HDMI monitor, or vice versa, by means of a suitable adapter or cable, but the audio and remote control features of HDMI will be unavailable.HDMI is a modern replacement for older analogue standards such as RF - coaxial cable, Composite video, S-Video, SCART, and more." Click to goto product details 10M High Speed HDMI Cable M-M ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$36.95
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
	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-OM4-LCLC10M	OM3 and OM4 Fiber Optic CableWith each passing year demand for higher data rates in data center environments grow. More and more sophisticated equipment is introduced into the marketplace and more users need access to data center services. Today, we are able to transmit data within the data center at 10 Gig / second using multimode fiber.While this seems like an enormous transmission rate, user demand will catch up with it fairly quickly. Thankfully technologies are emerging that will allow transfer rates of up to 100 Gig / second in the data center. Also on the horizon are 10 Gig / second data rates to the desktop. As demand for service grows so must the transmission standard. These new increased data rates will require cleaner signals for transmission of laser pulses on multimode fiber.Introduction of Laser Optimized FiberStandard, Non-Laser Optimized Multimode fiber, typically is manufactured with an optical defect in the center of the core. While this defect is not detrimental to the transmission of light emitted by LED's, coherent light emitted by lasers is greatly and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-LC 50-125 OM4 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$41.80
10M LC-LC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-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 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$31.20
10M LC-LC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-LCLC10M	FO-S-LCLC10M - 10M LC-LC S/Mode Duplex Fibre CableSinglemode fibre optic cable has a small core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core, Singlemode realigns the light toward the centre of the core instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of the core as with multimode. Singlemode is typically used in long-haul network connections spread out over extended areas--longer than a few miles. For example, Telco's use it for connections between switching offices. Singlemode cable features a 9-micron glass core. Features High quality, multi-purpose Fibre Patch Cable for your mission-critical installation.Single-Mode fibre cable only has one mode of propagation, a single wavelength of light in one fibre core. As a result there is no interference or overlap between different wavelengths of light to interfere with data over long distances. You can expect to reach distances up to 50 times more than Multi-Mode. Benefits RoHS Compliant and designed with a LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) PVC jacket.Fibre Connectors and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-LC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$28.75
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
	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-OM4-LCSC10M	OM3 and OM4 Fiber Optic CableWith each passing year demand for higher data rates in data center environments grow. More and more sophisticated equipment is introduced into the marketplace and more users need access to data center services. Today, we are able to transmit data within the data center at 10 Gig / second using multimode fiber.While this seems like an enormous transmission rate, user demand will catch up with it fairly quickly. Thankfully technologies are emerging that will allow transfer rates of up to 100 Gig / second in the data center. Also on the horizon are 10 Gig / second data rates to the desktop. As demand for service grows so must the transmission standard. These new increased data rates will require cleaner signals for transmission of laser pulses on multimode fiber.Introduction of Laser Optimized FiberStandard, Non-Laser Optimized Multimode fiber, typically is manufactured with an optical defect in the center of the core. While this defect is not detrimental to the transmission of light emitted by LED's, coherent light emitted by lasers is greatly and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-SC 50-125 OM4 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$38.00
10M LC-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-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 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$27.50
10M LC-SC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-LCSC10M	FO-S-LCSC10M - 10M LC-SC S/Mode Duplex Fibre CableSinglemode fibre optic cable has a small core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core, Singlemode realigns the light toward the centre of the core instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of the core as with multimode. Singlemode is typically used in long-haul network connections spread out over extended areas--longer than a few miles. For example, Telco's use it for connections between switching offices. Singlemode cable features a 9-micron glass core. Features High quality, multi-purpose Fibre Patch Cable for your mission-critical installation.Single-Mode fibre cable only has one mode of propagation, a single wavelength of light in one fibre core. As a result there is no interference or overlap between different wavelengths of light to interfere with data over long distances. You can expect to reach distances up to 50 times more than Multi-Mode. Benefits RoHS Compliant and designed with a LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) PVC jacket.Fibre Connectors and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-SC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$26.40
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
	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-OM4-LCST10M	OM3 and OM4 Fiber Optic CableWith each passing year demand for higher data rates in data center environments grow. More and more sophisticated equipment is introduced into the marketplace and more users need access to data center services. Today, we are able to transmit data within the data center at 10 Gig / second using multimode fiber.While this seems like an enormous transmission rate, user demand will catch up with it fairly quickly. Thankfully technologies are emerging that will allow transfer rates of up to 100 Gig / second in the data center. Also on the horizon are 10 Gig / second data rates to the desktop. As demand for service grows so must the transmission standard. These new increased data rates will require cleaner signals for transmission of laser pulses on multimode fiber.Introduction of Laser Optimized FiberStandard, Non-Laser Optimized Multimode fiber, typically is manufactured with an optical defect in the center of the core. While this defect is not detrimental to the transmission of light emitted by LED's, coherent light emitted by lasers is greatly and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-ST 50-125 OM4 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$38.00
10M LC-ST 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-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 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$27.50
10M LC-ST S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-LCST10M	FO-S-LCST10M - 10M LC-ST S/Mode Duplex Fibre CableSinglemode fibre optic cable has a small core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core, Singlemode realigns the light toward the centre of the core instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of the core as with multimode. Singlemode is typically used in long-haul network connections spread out over extended areas--longer than a few miles. For example, Telco's use it for connections between switching offices. Singlemode cable features a 9-micron glass core. Features High quality, multi-purpose Fibre Patch Cable for your mission-critical installation.Single-Mode fibre cable only has one mode of propagation, a single wavelength of light in one fibre core. As a result there is no interference or overlap between different wavelengths of light to interfere with data over long distances. You can expect to reach distances up to 50 times more than Multi-Mode. Benefits RoHS Compliant and designed with a LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) PVC jacket.Fibre Connectors and more." Click to goto product details 10M LC-ST S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$26.40
10M MTRJ-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-MTRJLC10M	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 MTRJ-LC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$39.10
10M MTRJ-LC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJLC10M	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 MTRJ-LC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$29.85
10M MTRJ-MTRJ 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-MTRJ10M	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 MTRJ-MTRJ 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$37.90
10M MTRJ-MTRJ 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJ10M	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 MTRJ-MTRJ 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$28.60
10M MTRJ-MTRJ S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-MTRJ10M	FO-S-MTRJ10M - 10M MTRJ S/Mode Duplex Fibre CableSinglemode fibre optic cable has a small core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core, Singlemode realigns the light toward the centre of the core instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of the core as with multimode. Singlemode is typically used in long-haul network connections spread out over extended areas--longer than a few miles. For example, Telco's use it for connections between switching offices. Singlemode cable features a 9-micron glass core. Features High quality, multi-purpose Fibre Patch Cable for your mission-critical installation.Single-Mode fibre cable only has one mode of propagation, a single wavelength of light in one fibre core. As a result there is no interference or overlap between different wavelengths of light to interfere with data over long distances. You can expect to reach distances up to 50 times more than Multi-Mode. Benefits RoHS Compliant and designed with a LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) PVC jacket.Fibre Connectors and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-MTRJ S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$32.05
10M MTRJ-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-MTRJSC10M	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 MTRJ-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$35.45
10M MTRJ-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJSC10M	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 MTRJ-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$26.30
10M MTRJ-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-MTRJST10M	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 MTRJ-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$35.45
10M MTRJ-ST 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJST10M	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 MTRJ-ST 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$26.30

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