Duplex OM4 Multimode Armored Fiber Patch Cable
No CommentsFC-SC Duplex 10G OM4 50/125 Mulitmode Armored Fiber Patch Cable Fiber Patch Cables also known as fiber jumpers or fiber patch cords.Fiber optic patch cable is one of most commonly used components in fiber optic network.10G fiber optic patch cables provide 10 gigabit data transfer speeds in high bandwidth applications [ Continue reading…]
E2000/UPC-E2000/UPC Plenum(OFNP) Simplex 9/125 Single-mode Fiber Patch Cable
No CommentsE2000/UPC-E2000/UPC Plenum(OFNP) Simplex 9/125 Single-mode Fiber Patch Cable Plenum-rated fiber optic cables are different from other types of cabling by the special types of plastics used in the fiber optic cable jackets. Because plenum cables are routed through air circulation spaces, which contain very few fire barriers, they need to [ Continue reading…]
FC/APC to E2000/APC Plenum(OFNP) Duplex 9/125 Single-mode Fiber Patch Cable
No CommentsFM SKU#:SKU00075RModel#:SM-FCA-E2000A-PDX-FMMFG PART#: FC/APC-E2000/APC Plenum(OFNP) Duplex 9/125 Single-mode Fiber Patch Cable Plenum-rated fiber optic cables are different from other types of cabling by the special types of plastics used in the fiber optic cable jackets. Because plenum cables are routed through air circulation spaces, which contain very few fire barriers, [ Continue reading…]
7 Advantages of Fiber Optic Cables Over Copper Cables
No Commentsby www.fiber-mart.com When you’re planning a new network cable installation or considering upgrades to an existing network, you might want to consider using fiber optic cables. Network fiber cables have some definite advantages over copper cables. 1. Greater Bandwidth Copper cables were originally designed for voice transmission and have a [ Continue reading…]
Caring for fibre optic cables — damaged is worse than broken
No Commentsby www.fiber-mart.com When installing fibre optic cable, care must be taken to ensure that the cable is not bent, stretched or deformed. The best case is that the fibre core will break and be faulty, the worst case is that the fibre optic core will be deformed or damaged and cause [ Continue reading…]
SELECTING A FIBER OPTIC PATCH CORD
No Commentsby www.fiber-mart.com I receive many questions when it comes to the topic of Networks and Datacom, but one subject I believe many can benefit from is how to determine the differences between one fiber optic patch cord and another. Now, fiber optic patch cords come in a variety of cable and connector [ Continue reading…]
What is an SFP and How is it Used?
No Commentsby www.fiber-mart.com Mayday, mayday. We have a problem! We have two switches who desperately want to talk to each other but the walls of their switch cabinets are restricting conversation and they are located 7 feet away from each other. Luckily there is a transceiver that can help us out: [ Continue reading…]
SFP+ compatibility issues? Here are 5 troubleshooting tips!
No Commentsby www.fiber-mart.com Have you ever tried to plug an optic SFP+ transceiver into an SFP+ port to discover that the connection didn’t work, i.e. traffic was very slow or there was no data transmission at all? Did you manage to diagnose the problem and find a resolution? There are several possible reasons [ Continue reading…]
Four Commonly Used Fiber Optic Transceivers
No Commentsby www.fiber-mart.com In last 5 years, the sale of optical transceivers has grown steadily and is expected to grow exponentially in the years to come. Today, there are many types of optical transceiver modules available in the market. They are segregated as per data transmission speed, connections and packing forms. Few most [ Continue reading…]
12 Fibers 2In-2Out FM034 Series Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure
No Comments12 Fibers 2In-2Out FM034 Series Horizontal Fiber Optic Splice Closure Description Horizontal (inline) fiber optic splice closures are made of excellent engineering plastics. Fiber-Mart supply different ports types, fittings and different fiber optic core numbers for horizontal fiber optic splice closures.Fiber-Mart’s Splice Closure is suitable for protecting optical fiber splices [ Continue reading…]