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Flat Duplex Fiber Optic Patch Cable is constructed of two simplex units, held together with an overall LSZH jacket. It is ideal for use in office LAN connections, patch cords, pigtails and internal point-to-point links where frequent handling is likely (e.g. data cabinets, equipment rooms, user outlets). Made of 900 µm buffered fiber, the cable unit is suitable for use with industry standard connectors and can be easily made into a patch cord. These cables are used in making patchcords, pigtails and internal inter-connections.

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Round duplex fiber optic patch cable is constructed with two tight buffered fibers protected by aramid yarns and an LSZH jacket. This cable is available in Riser, Plenum, both RoHS compliant. Ideal for use in office LAN connections, patch cords, pigtails and internal point-to-point links where frequent handling is likely (e.g. data cabinets, equipment rooms, user outlets). Utilising 600 µm or 900 µm buffered fiber, the cable unit is suitable for use with industry standard connectors and can be easily made into a patch cord.

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A simplex fiber optic cable consists of one single strand of glass of plastic fiber and one single outer jacket. Utilising 600 µm or 900 µm buffered fiber, the cable is suitable for use with industry standard connectors and can be easily made into a patch cords. Simplex fiber is most often used for applications that only require one-way data transfer. Digital data readouts, interstate highway sensor relays, and automated speed and boundary sensors (for sports application) are all great uses of simplex fiber optic cable. There are available in simplex single mode and simplex multimode fiber optic cable. Single mode simplex fiber patch cable is a great option for setting up a cable network that will require data to travel in one direction over long distances. Since this simplex optical fiber cable only carries one ray of light at a time, it’s better for long-distance transmissions. The simplex multimode fiber has a larger diameter core that effectively allows multiple modes of light to propagate. The number of light reflection is created due to a larger diameter. Multimode fiber is used for short distance data transmission purposes.

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Zip Duplex fiber optic patch cable is constructed with two simplex units joined together with a central web. Utilising two 600µm or 900µm buffered fiber, the cable is suitable for simultaneous, bi-directional data transfers over long distances with reliability and high speed. The cable is suitable for use with industry standard connectors and can be easily made into a patch cord. Ideal for use in office LAN connections, patch cords, pigtails and internal point-to-point links where frequent handling is likely (e.g. data cabinets, equipment rooms, user outlets).

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In breakout cable, a tightly buffered fiber is surrounded by aramid yarn and a jacket, typically PVC. These single-fiber subunit elements are then covered by a common sheath to form the breakout cable. They are made of several simplex cables bundled together inside a common jacket. This is a strong and rugged design. It is suitable for conduit runs, riser and plenum applications. It’s perfect for industrial applications where ruggedness is needed. “The cable within a cable” and because each fiber is individually reinforced, this design allows for quick termination to connectors and does not require patch panels or boxes. Breakout cable can be more economic where fiber count isn’t too large and distances too long, because is requires so much less labor to terminate. Breakout cable is a favorite where rugged cables are desirable or direct termination without junction boxes, patch panels or other hardware is needed.