Fiber optic cable CBO 407-BBOZ-BO, 40 000 Mbps, 150 m

BlueOptics fiber optic cable CBO 407-BBOZ-BO is a single-mode optical cable engineered for high-throughput network links. With a rated throughput of 40,000 Mbps over a 150 m length, this cable is intended for environments that demand low latency and stable bandwidth. The design targets backbone connections, server room wiring and professional installations where consistent optical performance is required.

Advantages

This fiber cable provides high data capacity and low signal attenuation across moderate distances, supporting high-speed links without electrical interference. The single-mode construction ensures predictable performance for long-term installations, while the cable’s mechanical build supports standard routing in structured cabling systems. Its specification enables use in dense network environments and data centers requiring reliable optical channels.

Suitable for

• Backbone links between network rooms and floors
• Server room and data center interconnects
• High-bandwidth aggregation points and switches
• Professional network installations in enterprise and telecom environments

Key specifications

• Throughput: 40,000 Mbps (40 Gbps) capacity
• Length: 150 m optical cable span
• Fiber type: single-mode optical fiber for high-bandwidth transmission
• Suitable for low-latency, high-bandwidth network links
• Designed for structured cabling and rack-to-rack connections

How to use

Install the cable following standard optical-fiber handling procedures: route the fiber along cable trays or conduits, avoid tight bends and excessive pulling forces, and secure both ends with appropriate strain relief. Terminate or connect the fiber using compatible single-mode connectors and test optical loss with a power meter or OTDR to verify link performance. Ensure connectors and patch panels are clean before making connections to maintain signal integrity.

Recommendations

For stable 40 Gbps performance, maintain bend radii above manufacturer-recommended minimums, protect the cable from mechanical damage, and perform optical loss measurements after installation. Use appropriate cable management and dust caps on unused ports to reduce contamination and ensure long-term reliability.