The JBX67505 35m OM4 multimode fiber cable represents a robust solution for organizations requiring reliable, high-bandwidth optical connectivity. Engineered with six fiber strands and LC/UPC connectors, this cable delivers exceptional performance for data center interconnects, campus networks, and enterprise installations. Key Technical Features: This OM4 50/125 multimode cable utilizes advanced bend-insensitive fiber technology, allowing for tighter routing and installation in challenging environments without compromising signal integrity. The cable achieves impressive insertion loss specifications of just 0.15dB typical (≤0.35dB maximum) and maintains return loss of ≥20dB, ensuring clean signal transmission and minimal reflection. Attenuation rates of 3.5 dB/km at 850nm and 1.0 dB/km at 1300nm make it suitable for both short-reach and extended-distance applications. Design & Construction: The 5.0mm outside diameter plastic jacket provides durability while maintaining flexibility for routing. The plenum-rated (OFNP) certification meets stringent fire safety standards for installations in air-handling spaces, compliance-sensitive environments, and mixed-use facilities. The 18" furcated legs simplify connection management and reduce strain at termination points. Compliance & Quality: Manufactured in the USA and certified TAA compliant, this cable meets RoHS/ELV directives and is tested according to ANSI/TIA/EIA-455-171-A standards. The 90-day limited warranty provides peace of mind for critical installations. Applications: Ideal for data center upgrades, campus fiber backbone networks, server room connectivity, and outdoor fiber runs requiring plenum-rated protection. The multimode design supports high-bandwidth applications at reasonable distances, making it cost-effective for organizations transitioning to modern optical infrastructure. Customization: Custom lengths are available upon request, allowing flexibility for specific installation requirements. Available for expedited shipping from distribution centers in California and Texas.