Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Interex By Tripp-Lite
A three-metre duplex singlemode fibre patch cable with LC connectors supporting data rates up to 10 Gbps
The N370-03M-T is a three-metre duplex singlemode fibre patch cable built for LAN connections. It carries data at speeds up to 10 Gbps and uses 8.3/125 glass fibre rather than polymer. Network engineers and data-centre technicians who need reliable singlemode links between switches or patch panels will find it suited to the task.
The cable supports 10 Gbps transmission across its ten-foot length with attenuation loss that meets or exceeds current industry standards. It is designed for singlemode equipment and will not suit multimode infrastructures or applications that demand higher bandwidth than the rated speed. Buyers needing longer runs or multimode compatibility must look elsewhere.
Sturdy LC male connectors feature bevelled glass ends and push-pull tabs for one-hand insertion and removal in high-density racks. The yellow OFNR-rated PVC jacket identifies the cable as singlemode at a glance. The zipcord construction keeps the duplex fibres paired for tidy routing, though the fixed three-metre length limits flexibility in larger cabinet layouts.
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | N370-03M-T |
| Type | Others |
| Color | Yellow |
| Length | 10 ft. |
| Connector Number | 1 |
| Connector Detail | LC/LC |
| Specifications | Premium singlemode fiber optic cabling transmits fast, clear data signals through your LAN with data transfer speeds up to 10 Gbps. Attenuation loss meets or exceeds latest industry standards 8.3/125 duplex (zipcord) fiber made from glass LC male connectors meet insertion loss standards FDDI- and OFNR-rated Push/pull tab connectors install/remove with one hand |
| Features | Fast, Clear Data Transmission Through Your LAN Data transfer speeds up to 10 Gbps Ideal for network equipment that requires singlemode fiber optic patch cables Attenuation loss meets or exceeds latest industry standards LC Connectors with Push/Pull Tabs Push/pull tab connectors easy to install and remove with one hand Sturdy dual LC connectors tested to meet stringent insertion loss standards Superior Construction for Error-Free Signal Transfer 8.3/125 duplex (zipcord) fiber made from glass Beveled edge on glass ends for easy plug insertion Yellow-colored for identification as single |
| Shipping weight | 11.07 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 127 × 25 mm |
Yes, the LC male connectors fit any standard LC port on legacy switches or patch panels, so the cable works alongside older hardware that uses the same interface.
Check the switch or NIC status LEDs for a solid link light and verify the negotiated speed shows 10 Gbps in the device management interface.
The box contains the 3 m yellow duplex zipcord with LC/LC ends; transceivers, patch panels or cleaning supplies are not included.
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