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62.5/125 Multimode – Belkin’s 62.5/125 multimode fiber cables are perfect for network deployments.

50/125 Multimode – These fiber cables work in the same types of network deployments as
62.5/125 cables, and are also well suited for horizontal and intra-building deployments.

50/125 Multimode 10 Gigabit Aqua – 10 Gigabit Aqua fiber is used for applications requiring
the highest throughput such as storage.

8.3/125 Singlemode – Singlemode fiber is most often used for long-haul runs, between buildings
or in a campus environment.

Cable Jacket - The outermost layer of the fiber cable.

Strengthening fibers - The strengthening fibers that help protect the core against damage during installation or from being crushed.

Coating - This layer of thicker plastic surrounds the cladding and helps protect the fiber core.

Cladding - The layer that protects the core and causes the neccessary reflection to allow light to travel through the fiber-core segment.

Core - The physical component that transports the optical data signal, made up of a continuous strand of glass. The core's diameter is measured in microns.

Belkin uses a very flexible jacket for our fiber patch cable(RoHS-compliant).

• All ferrules are ceramic for optimal data transmission
• Top-Quality Corning glass cores
• PC polish to ensire optimal performance

Belkin Fiber-Cable Statistics

Insertion loss: <0.5 dB
Fiber extension: -0.05 µm < H +0.05 µm
Apex offset: < 50 µm
Increase in insertion loss after mating: 0.2 dB max.
Operation temperature: -20° to 70° C
Storage temperature: -40° to 80° C