Fibre optic cable MicroConnect FIB412007 — OM3, 7 m, LC to ST, 50 µm, duplex, blue

MicroConnect FIB412007 is a 7 m OM3 multimode fiber optic duplex patch cable with an LC connector on one end and an ST connector on the other. The cable uses 50/125 µm OM3 multimode fiber designed to provide low-loss optical links for network backbones, switches, transceivers and patch panels. The blue LSZH jacket and duplex configuration support full-duplex data transmission for high-speed 10G/40G/100G Ethernet applications including 10G SR and SFP+ modules.

Advantages

The OM3 bend-insensitive multimode fiber reduces attenuation when bent or twisted compared with traditional multimode fibers, making installation and maintenance easier and more reliable. Using an LSZH jacket improves safety in confined spaces by reducing smoke and toxic emissions in case of fire. The LC-to-ST connector combination provides compatibility with equipment that uses LC or legacy ST ports while maintaining multimode OM3 performance.

Suitable for

• 10G SR and 10G LRM connections
• SFP+ transceivers and multimode optics
• Switch-to-switch or switch-to-transceiver links in data centers
• Patch panels and network backbone segments requiring OM3 performance

Key specifications

• Fiber type: 50/125 µm OM3 multimode (bend insensitive)
• Length: 7 m
• Connectors: LC (one end) to ST (other end), duplex
• Jacket: LSZH
• Colour: Blue
• Weight: 0.058 kg

How to use

Connect the LC end to devices or transceivers with LC ports and the ST end to equipment with ST ports or patch panels. Ensure connectors are clean before mating to avoid signal loss; use dust caps when the cable is not in use. Route the cable without sharp kinks and avoid tight bends beyond the fiber’s minimum bend radius to preserve low attenuation and optimal signal performance.

Recommendations

For reliable 10G Ethernet performance, verify compatibility of connected transceivers (e.g., 10G SR, SFP+) with multimode OM3 fiber and follow standard fiber handling practices: clean connectors, secure cable runs, and avoid stress or excessive bending near connector ends.