Enfain
Enfain 4503-4513 POF fibre optic cable 1.0 mm core 2.2 mm jacket 3 m
Single-core plastic optical fibre cable with 1.0 mm core, 2.2 mm PMMA jacket and 3 m length for 650 or 530 nm links
- High bandwidth and EMI immunity ensure stable signals
- PMMA jacket resists wear and corrosion for long life
- Wide -55 °C to +85 °C range suits harsh environments
- Strong >70 N tensile strength protects the fibre core
- Dual 650 nm / 530 nm wavelength support adds flexibility
Single-core POF cable for industrial links
The Enfain 4503-4513 is a 3 m plastic optical fibre patch cord with a 1.0 mm core and 2.2 mm jacket. It targets engineers wiring servo drives, frequency converters or medical equipment where electrical isolation and EMI immunity are required.
Verify wavelength and connector type before fitting
The cable operates at 650 or 530 nm and has a numerical aperture of 0.50. Confirm that your transceiver modules match these wavelengths and that the mechanical interface suits the HFBR-style termination used on the target hardware.
PMMA jacket rated from minus 55 to plus 85 °C
The black PMMA outer skin resists wear, corrosion and temperature extremes while the fibre withstands tensile loads above 70 N. This construction suits panel routing in high-voltage cabinets or vibration-prone machinery without ongoing maintenance.
Highlights
- High bandwidth and EMI immunity ensure stable signals
- PMMA jacket resists wear and corrosion for long life
- Wide -55 °C to +85 °C range suits harsh environments
- Strong >70 N tensile strength protects the fibre core
- Dual 650 nm / 530 nm wavelength support adds flexibility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need any extra connectors or tools?
The package contains a single 3 m POF patch cord with a 1.0 mm core and 2.2 mm black PMMA jacket; connectors are not included and must be sourced separately.
The listing mentions 650 or 530 nm wavelength — which one should I select for my link?
Choose the wavelength that matches your transceiver; 650 nm is typical for standard POF links while 530 nm suits specific industrial or medical equipment.
What does the 0.50 numerical aperture mean for signal loss over the 3 m run?
A 0.50 NA supports wide acceptance angles for easy alignment; expect low joint loss over 3 m with the >70 N tensile-strength PMMA construction.
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