ST/APC to E2000/APC Plenum(OFNP) Simplex 9/125 Single-mode Fiber Patch Cable

Model#:SM-STA-E2000A-PSX-FM
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ST/APC-E2000/APC Plenum(OFNP) Simplex 9/125 Single-mode Fiber Patch Cable

Plenum-rated fiber optic cables are different from other types of cabling by the special types of plastics used in the fiber optic cable jackets. Because plenum cables are routed through air circulation spaces, which contain very few fire barriers, they need to be coated in flame-retardant, low smoke materials. These plastics offer good resistance against possible fire, and in the event that they do begin to burn, they will not emit large quantities of harmful fumes.
Fiber-Mart’s Plenum Fire Rated fiber cables provide a low cost option for gigabit Ethernet network applications. Plenum rated cables are used for running in walls and air plenums without the use of conduit. Each cable is tested for optical integrity and loss prior to packaging to ensure proper data transmission. The durable rubber boots protects against damage typical in busy data racks and each end is properly labeled for easy identification.

Applications

Fiber Network Deployments

Fast Ethernet

Gigabit Ethernet

Infiniband

ATM

Other Data Applications Requiring High Transfer Rates

Features

Connector: ST/APC-E2000/APC

Strand Count: Simplex (1-Strand)

Core/cladding diameter: 9/125um

Jacket: OFNP (Plenum-rated)

Immune to electrical interference

100% optically inspected and tested for insertion loss

Attenuation: 850nm: 3.5 dB/km or at 1300nm: 1.0 dB/km

RoHS Compliant

Specifications

Custom OEM

Fiber-Mart are manufacturer and supplier of fiber optic cable. If you have any special requirement, Please contact us by email to [email protected] or call at +1-205-282-9089.

Note:
Although the National Electric Code may allow non-plenum cable, the final decision is up to your local Fire Marshall. Most cities adopt the national codes as their own without revision, but some cities modify or expand them and require plenum-rated cable in all situations. Regardless of the code or its interpretation, your Fire Marshall makes the final decision. We recommend that you contact your Fire Marshall if you have questions.