The JBX00036 3m LC/UPC Simplex OM4 Multimode Fiber Pigtail represents a reliable solution for professional fiber optic network installations. This unterminated pigtail features a precisely engineered LC/UPC connector with tight tolerances that ensure consistent, low-loss signal transmission across your network infrastructure. Key Technical Specifications: This fiber pigtail utilizes OM4 50/125 multimode fiber with G.657.A1 glass composition, providing exceptional bend characteristics and durability. The 0.9mm tight-buffered jacket offers optimal protection while maintaining flexibility for easy installation in tight spaces and cable trays. Operating at both 850nm (3.0dB/km) and 1300nm (1.0dB/km) wavelengths, this pigtail accommodates diverse network requirements. Performance Metrics: With insertion loss of ≤0.35dB (0.15dB typical) and return loss ≥20dB, this pigtail meets demanding telecommunications standards. These specifications ensure minimal signal reflections and attenuation, critical for maintaining network performance and data integrity. Compliance & Quality Assurance: Manufactured to TIA-492AAAD and ISO-11801 OM4 standards, this pigtail meets industry requirements for reliability and consistency. RoHS and ELV compliance ensure environmental responsibility, while TAA qualification makes it suitable for government and institutional procurement. The 90-day limited warranty provides peace of mind for your investment. Customization & Availability: Available in custom lengths to suit specific installation requirements, this pigtail offers flexibility beyond the standard 3m configuration. Ships from multiple U.S. locations (Danville, CA; Fort Worth, TX; Beaufort, SC) with free standard shipping on orders exceeding $99. Applications: Ideal for data center interconnects, telecommunications installations, enterprise network upgrades, and professional audio/visual systems requiring high-speed fiber connectivity. The aqua color aids in cable identification and organization within complex installations. This is an unterminated pigtail, allowing technicians to customize termination methods based on specific network architecture requirements.