Fiber optic cable CBO 02311KNR-BO 25000 Mbit/s 100 m

The BlueOptics fiber optic cable CBO 02311KNR-BO delivers high-speed data transmission up to 25,000 Mbit/s across a 100 m length. Engineered for backbone links, point-to-point installations and high-bandwidth network segments, this single product supports long-distance, low-latency and interference-free signal transfer suitable for commercial networks and advanced residential setups. The cable's construction prioritizes consistent optical performance and stable throughput for demanding applications.

Advantages

The cable provides a high maximum data rate of 25,000 Mbit/s over a 100 m run, ensuring capacity for bandwidth-intensive services. Optical transmission avoids electromagnetic interference, which improves signal integrity in electrically noisy environments. Its build supports reliable long-distance connections with minimal latency and predictable attenuation characteristics, making it suitable for critical network paths.

Suitable for

• Backbone connections between switches and distribution racks
• Point-to-point links in data centers and server rooms
• High-speed residential or office network installations
• Audio/video signal distribution and IPTV delivery
• Environments requiring immunity to electromagnetic interference

Key specifications

• Maximum data rate: up to 25,000 Mbit/s
• Length: 100 m
• Transmission medium: optical fiber
• Suitable for long-distance, low-latency links
• Designed for interference-free signal transfer

How to use

Install the cable according to industry-standard fiber handling practices: avoid tight bends, protect the fiber from crushing and maintain correct minimum bend radius during routing. Terminate the cable with compatible connectors and verify connector cleanliness before mating. Use appropriate fiber adapters or patch panels for rack installations and perform optical testing (e.g., OTDR, power meter) to confirm link quality and attenuation over the 100 m span.

Recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, store and handle the fiber cable in a dry, dust-free environment and use dust caps on unused connectors. When deploying in mixed-technology racks, separate optical runs from high-voltage cabling and follow local safety and installation codes.