The JBX83071 9-meter LC/ST OM2 50/125 multimode fiber patch cable represents professional-grade connectivity for modern network infrastructure. Designed for compatibility with OM2 fiber systems, this duplex patch cord delivers exceptional performance in high-bandwidth applications including data centers, telecommunications facilities, and enterprise networks. **Key Technical Specifications:** This fiber patch cable features OM2 50/125 multimode fiber with bend-insensitive properties, providing superior durability in real-world installations. The LC/UPC to ST/UPC connectors are configured in Type A to B crossover polarity—the industry standard for duplex patch cords. Testing conducted in accordance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-455-171-A-2001 standards confirms insertion loss performance of ≤0.35dB (0.15dB typical) and return loss exceeding 60dB, ensuring minimal signal degradation over the 9-meter span. **Performance & Reliability:** The cable supports both 850nm and 1300nm transmission windows with attenuation rates of 3.5 dB/km at 850nm and 1.0 dB/km at 1300nm. The OFNP jacketing provides bend-insensitive protection with a 1.8mm outside diameter, allowing tight cable routing without compromising signal integrity. The bright yellow jacket facilitates quick identification in complex network installations. **Compliance & Standards:** This product is TAA compliant and RoHS/ELV certified according to EU directive 2002/95/EC, making it suitable for government and regulated industry procurements. The cable includes a 90-day limited warranty and is manufactured to exacting quality standards. **Applications:** Ideal for connecting network switches, patch panels, and telecommunications equipment in data centers, server rooms, and campus networks. The 9-meter length accommodates typical mid-range cabinet-to-cabinet connections. Custom lengths are available for specialized installations. **Shipping & Availability:** Qualifies for free standard shipping on orders exceeding $99, with rapid fulfillment from multiple U.S. distribution centers in California, Texas, and South Carolina.