Fiber optic cable CBO 407-BBSK-BO 40000 Mbit/s, 150 m

CBO 407-BBSK-BO 40000 Mbit/s, 150 m is a single fiber optic cable designed to provide high-capacity data transfer over extended distances. With a stated throughput of up to 40,000 Mbit/s and a length of 150 meters, this BlueOptics cable is intended for backbone and trunk connections in environments where low latency and stable broadband capacity are required. The cable construction and materials are suitable for indoor and protected outdoor routing where fiber management and signal integrity are priorities.

Advantages

The cable delivers high bandwidth for demanding network links, enabling sustained data flows without significant signal degradation across its 150 m span. Low latency transmission and consistent performance make it appropriate for data centre interconnects and enterprise backbone segments. The BlueOptics build focuses on mechanical stability and signal preservation to reduce bit error rates and maintenance needs.

Suitable for

• Data centre rack-to-rack and room-to-room links
• Enterprise backbone and campus network trunks
• High-speed uplink between switches and routers
• Telecommunication and network aggregation points

Key specifications

• Maximum throughput: up to 40,000 Mbit/s
• Cable length: 150 m
• Fiber type: single-mode/multi-mode not specified by label — suitable for long-reach installations as described
• Intended use: high-speed data transmission and backbone connectivity
• Typical installation environments: data centres, server rooms, enterprise networks

How to use

Route the fiber optic cable following standard fiber handling procedures: avoid tight bends, secure the cable to prevent physical stress, and maintain proper bend radius as recommended by equipment vendors. Terminate the cable with compatible connectors and verify connector cleanliness before mating. Test optical power and link performance after installation to confirm expected throughput and low-latency operation. For patching within racks, use organized trays and labeled runs to simplify maintenance.

Recommendations

Ensure connectors and splices are cleaned and inspected before use, and perform optical loss measurements after installation. For mission-critical links, consider redundant routing and monitoring to maintain continuous throughput up to the cable's 40,000 Mbit/s capability.