Black Box Network Services - USB 2. Extender - Multimode Fiber, 4-Port - 0

J-Tech Digital 4K Ultra HD HDBaseT HDMI Extender Over Cat5e/6 Ethernet up to 230ft (1080P) 130ft (4K), Supports HDCP 2.2/1.4, RS232, Bi-Directional IR and PoC

Need a OM3 optical fiber cable from a LC port to a SC port? This Cable Leader OM3 LC to SC fiber optic patch cable, also sold as a LC to SC multimode fiber optic cable, fiber optic network cable or patch cord, uses Corning 50/125 OM3 glass in a 2.0 mm OFNR riser-rated zipcord with a duplex LC/UPC connector on one end and a duplex SC/UPC connector with 31.8 mm boots on the other, insertion loss 0.30 dB or less and return loss 35 dB or better. OM3 fiber is specified by TIA-492AAAC at 2000 MHz-km effective modal bandwidth, which carries 10GBASE-SR up to 300 m and 25GBASE-SR up to 70 m under IEEE 802.3. Works with 10GBASE-SR and 1000BASE-SX multimode optics and equipment from Cisco, Ubiquiti UniFi, MikroTik, TP-Link, Netgear, TRENDnet, StarTech, Dell and HPE Aruba. Each cable is sample-tested during production, and Cable Leader handles replacement requests directly. Best for: 10G links between LC and SC gear, patch panels, media converters. Not for: LR or LX single-mode optics on yellow OS2 cable, green APC ports, or Toslink audio.

The Sanoxy 15m OM4 LC to LC Duplex 50/125 Multimode Fiber Patch Cable is a 15 m multimode fiber optic patch cable built for high-bandwidth, low-latency links between switches, servers, media converters, and patch panels. It uses OM4-grade fiber with a 50/125 micron core and cladding construction, which helps keep signal loss low across the run and supports the data rates commonly used in structured cabling and data-center environments. The ceramic-ferrule connectors are precision polished and protected by dust caps, while the duplex zipcord jacket stays flexible enough to route through trays, conduit, and rack channels without stressing the fiber. It is compatible with standard fiber transceivers, SFP and SFP+ modules, media converters, fiber patch panels, fiber network cards, and switch uplink ports that use the same connector type and fiber grade. Because fiber carries an optical rather than electrical signal, it suits long runs, building-to-building links, and installations where electrical isolation and interference immunity matter. Please review your device's port type and required length before ordering to confirm the correct fit for your setup.